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Good fun if you like radial puzzles. Perhaps the Ring clues were too easy, and there were too many anagrams, but given there are jumbles that was not an easy balance to strike. Cheers, Samson

Fully agree with your comment, Quisling. And thanks to Samson.

Rattled through most of this, with some very pleasing clues, but came up against a brick wall with 21 and 22, and the 3-word answer which crosses them. Can’t figure them out at all, so I must have an error somewhere.

I know exactly where your error is, jockie, because it held me up too. There are two slightly different ways to translate Ring 3.

Well I never, tonyg! Thanks.

It's not true that there are two translations. The one in the grid is correct. The expression with the plural is a common enough one, but it is not the title of the piece; i.e. the actual piece uses a singular noun.

Another error for wikipedia then.

I have yet to see a circular puzzle which I didn't enjoy and this one was a load of fun. Many thanks to Samson.

To be fair, Wikipedia is one of the few sources that gets this right as far as I can see. It's 90% of the rest of the internet that gets it wrong.