and speculative scholarship of english and scandinavian origins : the roman writers ' term inguaeones for the baltic maritime peoples from whom the english came ; the name ingwine ( interpretable either as ing-wine 'the friends of ing ' or as containing the same ingw-seen in inguaeones ) ; or the mysterious personage ing who appears in the old english runic poem : ing waes aerest mid east-denum gesewen secgum op he sippaneast ofer waeg gewat ; waen after ran -- which may be translated : 'ing was first seen by men among the east danes , until he departed eastwards over the waves ; his car sped after him . '