Vestiges of the Gael in GwyneddW. Pickering, 1851 - 85 ページ |
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2 ページ - The Right Rev. The LORD BISHOP OF LLANDAFF. The Right Rev. The LORD BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH. The Right Rev. The LORD BISHOP OF BANGOR.
13 ページ - Gwynedd for twenty-nine years." 2 It is evident that these documents relate to the same transaction, and we gather from them that North Wales, or some part of it, was under the dominion of a people called Gwyddyl, for twenty-nine years, who were finally expelled by Caswallawn, or Cassivellaunus, the opponent of Julius Ca5sar.
41 ページ - Glasteing, qui per mediterraneos anglos, secus villam quae dicitur Escebtiorne, scrofam suam usque ad Wellis, et a Wellis per inviam et aquosam viam, quae Sugewege, id est...
15 ページ - Mailcunus magnus rex apud Brittones regnabat, id est, in regione Guenedotae, quia atavus illius, id est, Cunedag, cum filiis suis, quorum numerus octo erat, venerat prius de parte sinistrali, id est, de regione quae vocatur Manau Guotodin, centum quadraginta sex annis antequam Mailcum regnaret, et Scottos cum ingentissima clade expulerunt ab istis regionibus, et nusquam reversi sunt ad habitandum."—Ibid., \ 62.
61 ページ - Silures), as it has sometimes been. In the life of St. Paternus (preserved among the Cotton MSS.) it is said that the whole of South Wales was divided into three kingdoms, the same forming three bishoprics. Of these, the kingdom of Seissyl received its consecration from St. Paternus, Bishop of Llanbadarn Vawr, as the other two, those of Rein and Morgant, did from St. David and St. Eliu [TeiliawJ.
18 ページ - Wyddel the son of Mwrchan, the son of Eurnach the Aged, the son of Eilo, the son of Rhechgyr, the son of Cathbalig, the son of Cathal, the son of Machno, the son of Einion, the son of Celert, the son of Math, the son of Mathonwy, the son of Gwydion, the son of Don, king of Mona and Arvon, the Cantred, and of Dublin and Lochlyn, who came to the isle of Mona one hundred and twenty-nine years before the incarnation of Christ.
55 ページ - The same spirit which converted the Dorian migration into the return of the Heraclidae, probably created the female succession which handed down the right and title to the royalty of Gwynedd. It is clear that, to the inhabitants of the south, Gwynedd was at this time an unknown land. Their imagination filled it with giants, fairies, monsters, and...
17 ページ - Rheged is here supposed to be derived from anrlitg, a gift. The second invasion, was that of Aflech Goronog, who seized upon Garth Mathrin, by irruption ; but, having married Marchell, the daughter of Tewdrig, king of that district, he acquired the good will of its inhabitants, and obtained the country, in marriage settlement, with his wife; and there his descendants still remain, intermixed with the natives. The third invasion was that of Don (others say...
18 ページ - It is probably an error of the press. place called Llan-y-Gwyddyl, in Mona. Other sons of Cuneddaf Wledig slew them also in North Wales, the Cantred, and Powis, and became princes of those countries. Don had a son called Gwydion, king of Mona and Arvon, who first taught literature from books to the Irish of Mona and Ireland...
21 ページ - Alafon," a prince of Siluria, seven or eight generations before the Roman invasion, a people whom it calls "y Ddraig Estron," or the "dragon strangers," 9 was the wife of Anllech Goronog, who was king of Ireland, and their son was called Brychan, and he had in right of his mother the territory of Garth Mathrin, which he called after his own name, Brycheiniog.