Taliesin, Or, The Bards and Druids of Britain: A Translation of the Remains of the Earliest Welsh Bards, and an Examination of the Bardic Mysteries |
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... Welsh only as a dead language , may very reasonably induce some hesitation in admitting the correctness of the following translations . This feeling has induced me to add to the size of this work by the publication of the originals as ...
... Welsh only as a dead language , may very reasonably induce some hesitation in admitting the correctness of the following translations . This feeling has induced me to add to the size of this work by the publication of the originals as ...
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... Welsh poems . My views may differ from those of more accomplished Welsh scholars than myself ; but on such a subject there can but be a com- mon desire to ascertain the truth , and , according to the motto of the Bardic Chair of ...
... Welsh poems . My views may differ from those of more accomplished Welsh scholars than myself ; but on such a subject there can but be a com- mon desire to ascertain the truth , and , according to the motto of the Bardic Chair of ...
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... Welsh MSS . - The Black Book of Caermarthen― The Red Book of Hergest - The Myvyrian MSS . - The Bards their social position - The Laws of Howel - Bardic Con- gresses - Regulations of Gruffyd ap Cynan - Different kinds of Musical ...
... Welsh MSS . - The Black Book of Caermarthen― The Red Book of Hergest - The Myvyrian MSS . - The Bards their social position - The Laws of Howel - Bardic Con- gresses - Regulations of Gruffyd ap Cynan - Different kinds of Musical ...
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... WELSH IN THE TWELFTH , THIRTEENTH , AND FOURTEENTH CENTURIES • CHAPTER VII . THE WELSH ROMANCES : Irish and Scandinavian Legends - The Welsh and Irish Druids - Absence of Welsh Tradition respect- ing the Druids - The Bardic Mystery ...
... WELSH IN THE TWELFTH , THIRTEENTH , AND FOURTEENTH CENTURIES • CHAPTER VII . THE WELSH ROMANCES : Irish and Scandinavian Legends - The Welsh and Irish Druids - Absence of Welsh Tradition respect- ing the Druids - The Bardic Mystery ...
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... Welsh Triads , with Hu Gadarn or the Mighty , " who first conducted the nation of the Cymry from Deffrobani , that ... Welsh writers and historians on the subject of the origin of the Cymry , may be summed up in the words of a learned ...
... Welsh Triads , with Hu Gadarn or the Mighty , " who first conducted the nation of the Cymry from Deffrobani , that ... Welsh writers and historians on the subject of the origin of the Cymry , may be summed up in the words of a learned ...
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