Another important feature of the Irish tribe system is exactly reflected in the Welsh laws. The compensation for every injury, from the slaughter of a member of the tribe to the smallest loss, was by fines based upon a value or price put upon each person according to his position as regards rank and wealth. The fines are the _Galanas_ for slaughter, equivalent to the _Eric_ of the Irish; the _Saraad_, or fine for any personal injury or insult, which seems to be the _Smacht_ of the Irish; the _Dirwy_ and _Camlwrw_, equivalent to the _Dire_ fines of the Irish. The _Gwerth_ or price of the different ranks, equivalent to the Irish Honor price, and which regulated the _Galanas_, was as follows:—That of a king is defined in the Laws of Gwynedd as three times his _Saraad_. The _Gwerth_ or value and _Galanas_ of a _Pencenedl_ is to be paid by thrice nine kine and thrice nine score kine, and his _Saraad_ is thrice nine kine and thrice nine score of silver. The _Gwerth_ or price and the _Galanas_ of an _Uchelwr_ was six score and six kine, and his _Saraad_ six kine and six score of silver. That of a native _Bonedic_, or free member of a tribe, was three score and three kine, and his _Saraad_ was three kine and three score of silver. That of a king’s _Alltudd_, or foreign settler, was the same. The _Gwerth_ of the _Alltudd_ of an _Uchelwr_, as well as his _Saraad_, was one half that of the king’s _Alltudd_. The _Gwerth_ of a _Caeth_ or bondman, if of the island, was one pound; if from beyond sea, one pound and six score pence, and his _Saraad_ was twelve pence. The third of every _Galanas_ belongs to the king, ‘for to him pertains the enforcing of it when the _Cenedl_ may be unable to enforce it.’ The _Dirwy_ was twelve kine or three pounds; and the _Camlwrw_, or fine for wrong, three kine or nine score pence. [Sidenote: The sept in Wales.]