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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... Powys . We also find the isle of Man annexed to their dominions , and spoken of in such a way as to leave no doubt that it formed at one time part of the great principality of Gwynedd . It is to be observed , however , that Mona is ...
... Powys . We also find the isle of Man annexed to their dominions , and spoken of in such a way as to leave no doubt that it formed at one time part of the great principality of Gwynedd . It is to be observed , however , that Mona is ...
Page 33
... Powys . Vssa had Maesvswalht , now Oswestree . . . Maelor the sonne of Gwron , sonne to Cunedha , had Maeloron . " 6 I shall presently have occasion to criticise these pas- sages in detail , and to compare them with other accounts of ...
... Powys . Vssa had Maesvswalht , now Oswestree . . . Maelor the sonne of Gwron , sonne to Cunedha , had Maeloron . " 6 I shall presently have occasion to criticise these pas- sages in detail , and to compare them with other accounts of ...
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... Powys ; and the tribe of Pendaran Dyfed , comprehending the men of Dyfed , of Gwyr , and Ceredigion . " And to each of them , " the Triad proceeds to say , " belongs a peculiar dialect of the 7 The account preserved in Lhoyd's History ...
... Powys ; and the tribe of Pendaran Dyfed , comprehending the men of Dyfed , of Gwyr , and Ceredigion . " And to each of them , " the Triad proceeds to say , " belongs a peculiar dialect of the 7 The account preserved in Lhoyd's History ...
Page 46
... Powys . The districts of Arwystli , Edeyrnion , Maeli- enydd and Ceredigion , as being most accessible , would next fall into their hands , and the Gael would remain entrenched behind the strong natural barriers which defend Mon , Arfon ...
... Powys . The districts of Arwystli , Edeyrnion , Maeli- enydd and Ceredigion , as being most accessible , would next fall into their hands , and the Gael would remain entrenched behind the strong natural barriers which defend Mon , Arfon ...
Page 61
... Powys and Deheubarth , the latter comprising Reinwg , Morganwg and Seisyllwg . It is also more directly asserted in another passage , where we are probably to read " Seisyllwg " for " Riellwg . ' In this latter Reinwg 4 995 1 Lady ...
... Powys and Deheubarth , the latter comprising Reinwg , Morganwg and Seisyllwg . It is also more directly asserted in another passage , where we are probably to read " Seisyllwg " for " Riellwg . ' In this latter Reinwg 4 995 1 Lady ...
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