A History of Wales from the Earliest Times to the Edwardian Conquest, 第 1 巻Longmans, Green, 1912 - 815 ページ |
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abbot Æthelfrith ancient Anglesey annals appears Arch Arfon Asaph authority Bangor battle Bede Bernicia bishop Britain British Britons Britt Bruts Brycheiniog Brythonic Buellt Cadog Cadwallon Camb Cambro-Br cantref Celt Celtic Church cenedl Ceredig Ceredigion CHAP Christian chronicle clas commote conquest Cottonian court Cunedda Cymr Cymry David's death Deheubarth Descr district doubt Dubricius Dyfed early ecclesiastical edition Elfodd English evidence Geoffrey of Monmouth Gildas Giraldus Glywysing Goidelic Gwent Harl Hist Hywel Ibid Illtud Inscr inscription Iolo MSS Irish island Itin king known land later Latin legend Maelgwn Gwynedd mediæval Mercia Mommsen monastery monastic monks Morgannwg Nennius North origin pedigree period Powys princes probably region Rhydderch Rhys Roman Rome royal saint Samson Saxon sixth century South Wales stone Teilo tradition tref Triad Tywi viii Welsh SS
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5 ページ - That the embankment is old, I am free to confess ; that it is somewhat rotten in parts, I will not altogether deny ; that it is any the worse for that, 1 do most sturdily gainsay. It does its business
27 ページ - There, where down cloudy cliffs, through sheets of foam, Shy traffickers, the dark Iberians come, And on the beach undid his corded bales. It is
5 ページ - it works well; it keeps out the water from the land, and it lets in the wine upon the High Commission of Embankment
313 ページ - belong to the end of the thirteenth and the beginning of the fourteenth century, that
xiii ページ - Bibliographical, Statistical, and other miscellaneous Memoranda, being appendices to the Report of the Royal Commission on Land in Wales and Monmouthshire
266 ページ - doubtful whether the public force at the command of any ruler or rulers was ever systematically exerted through the mechanism of Courts of Justice
96 ページ - might be seen creeping across the glassy surface of the main like so many insects awakened from torpor by the heat of the noonday sun and making with one accord for some familiar haunt.
69 ページ - Caergai, His dwelling is low in a valley greene, Under the foot of Rauran mossy hore.
124 ページ - There is, indeed, a mass of traditionary material, embodied in the Triads, the lives of the Welsh saints, the Mabinogion, the narrative of Geoffrey of Monmouth, and the works of the older poets, which probably has, to a far greater extent than is usually supposed, a substantial historical basis.
152 ページ - The original home of the Cumro was Southern Hindustan, the extreme point of which, Cape Comorin, derived from him its name