Archaeologia Cambrensis: A Record of the Antiquities of Wales and Its Marches and the Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological AssociationW. Pickering, 1851 |
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... gives us a rather more detailed account of the event recorded by Nennius . He confirms the state- ments of that writer , and of Rhyddmarch , by informing us that the ... give some of the more explicit of these memorials 16 VESTIGES OF THE.
... gives us a rather more detailed account of the event recorded by Nennius . He confirms the state- ments of that writer , and of Rhyddmarch , by informing us that the ... give some of the more explicit of these memorials 16 VESTIGES OF THE.
Page 17
... give some of the more explicit of these memorials in full , and proceed to harmonise them as far as it is possible : - " Three Irish invasions took place in Cambria ; and one family , that of Cuneddaf Wledig , delivered the country from ...
... give some of the more explicit of these memorials in full , and proceed to harmonise them as far as it is possible : - " Three Irish invasions took place in Cambria ; and one family , that of Cuneddaf Wledig , delivered the country from ...
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... gives us a specimen of his performances , and those of his in- structor ; and we are elsewhere informed that his magic sleights secured him the possession of his principality.R Another Triad unites him with Idris the Giant , and Gwyn ...
... gives us a specimen of his performances , and those of his in- structor ; and we are elsewhere informed that his magic sleights secured him the possession of his principality.R Another Triad unites him with Idris the Giant , and Gwyn ...
Page 25
... gives us the real account . We can hardly doubt that the story which ascribes their expulsion to the celebrated Cassi- vellaunus arises merely from the confusion of two per- sonages bearing the same name ; and the legend referred 6 ...
... gives us the real account . We can hardly doubt that the story which ascribes their expulsion to the celebrated Cassi- vellaunus arises merely from the confusion of two per- sonages bearing the same name ; and the legend referred 6 ...
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... give us a hint of the commencement of their empire , but appears to imply that it was kept up by continual succours from their brethren in Ireland , or elsewhere . We have however further data , as it would appear , for determining the ...
... give us a hint of the commencement of their empire , but appears to imply that it was kept up by continual succours from their brethren in Ireland , or elsewhere . We have however further data , as it would appear , for determining the ...
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agricultural ancient Aneurin Anglesey appears Arch armour authority bards battle Brecknockshire British Britons bwyell Cæsar called Cantref Cardiganshire Caswallawn Caswallawn Law Hir Celtic Ceredigion Cerrig cloth colours conquest covering Cunedda Wledig Cuneddian Cymry dart David's Deheubarth district dominion Dream of Rhonabwy druidical Dyfed Essyllwg Fountain Gael Gaelic garment Gaul genealogy gold golden Gower Gruffydd Gwent Gwilym Gwyddel Gwyddelians Gwydion Gwynedd head Hywel Dda Ibid inhabitants invasion Iolo MSS Ireland Irish isle of Britain javelin king Lady lance Laws of Hywel legend Llywarch Hen Mabinogi Mabinogion Maelgwyn mantle Maxen Wledig Meirion mill Mona Morganwg nations Nennius North Wales Ordovices Owain Paternus pence period Picts Powys princes probably Prydain race Rheged Rhodri Rhyddmarch robe Roman satin Saxon Seisyllwg Serigi shield shoes sixth century sons of Cunedda South Wales spear Stucia sword Taliesin tradition Triad tribes Trioedd twenty-nine Tywy Urien Welsh Laws wore yellow