Beowulf's Boast and Accomplishments

List the two things Beowulf's boast he's accomplished (lines 151-160)

Final answer:

Beowulf boasts about equalling or surpassing the deeds of Alexander of Macedon and threatens to venture into Italy and the regions of the West.

Explanation:

In lines 151-160 of Beowulf, he boasts that he has equaled or surpassed the deeds of Alexander of Macedon. He also threatens that he will attempt to do what Alexander never did - push into Italy and the regions of the West with his arms and might and see whether fortune shall favor him there as it has throughout the East.