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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... occur in the following order : -The estuary of Seteia , the river Tisobis , the promontory of the Cangani , the rivers Stucia and Tue- robis , the promontory Octapitarum , the rivers Tobius and Rhatostathybius , and the estuary of ...
... occur in the following order : -The estuary of Seteia , the river Tisobis , the promontory of the Cangani , the rivers Stucia and Tue- robis , the promontory Octapitarum , the rivers Tobius and Rhatostathybius , and the estuary of ...
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... occur in his " Itinerary " : — Banchorium , Bangor Iscoed ; Deva Colonia ; Varis ; Conovium ; Segontium ; " Heriri Mons ; Mediolanum ; Rutunium ; Branogenium.7 The only new names here are Banchorium and Heriri Mons . The former is so ...
... occur in his " Itinerary " : — Banchorium , Bangor Iscoed ; Deva Colonia ; Varis ; Conovium ; Segontium ; " Heriri Mons ; Mediolanum ; Rutunium ; Branogenium.7 The only new names here are Banchorium and Heriri Mons . The former is so ...
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... occurs in the Triads , which are allowed to contain the earliest native authorities on ancient British history . Another Triad enumerates , among " the three dreadful pestilences of the isle of Britain , the pesti- lence from the ...
... occurs in the Triads , which are allowed to contain the earliest native authorities on ancient British history . Another Triad enumerates , among " the three dreadful pestilences of the isle of Britain , the pesti- lence from the ...
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... occur in accounts so contradictory , as to prove the anti- quity of the legend from which they are derived . They are so circumstantial that they must mean something , while they are far too circumstantial to be received with- out ...
... occur in accounts so contradictory , as to prove the anti- quity of the legend from which they are derived . They are so circumstantial that they must mean something , while they are far too circumstantial to be received with- out ...
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... occur so frequently , unless there had been very numerous colli- sions , and at very various points , between the Gael and the Cymry ; and we are unable to assign any later period for these events than that of the great Gaelic ...
... occur so frequently , unless there had been very numerous colli- sions , and at very various points , between the Gael and the Cymry ; and we are unable to assign any later period for these events than that of the great Gaelic ...
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