- The
anonymous poem
Pascon agan
Arluth is the
oldest complete literary work in the
Cornish language,
dating from the 14th century. The
modern title (it...
- language,
apparently part of a play
about a
medieval marriage, and
Pascon agan
Arluth (The P****ion of Our Lord), a poem
probably intended for
personal worship...
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Glasney College Plen-an-gwary
Literature Bodmin manumissions Pascon agan
Arluth Ordinalia Beunans Meriasek Bewnans Ke "Cranken Rhyme"
Bible translations...
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refer to:
Mount Calvary,
Wisconsin A
Cornish language text "P****yon agan
Arluth",
edited for
publication by
Davies Gilbert as
Mount Calvary Sacred Mount...
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important work was
translated back into
Cornish by
Julyan Holmes.
Pascon agan
Arluth ('The P****ion of our Lord'), a poem of 259 eight-line
verses probably composed...
-
exist in many places.
There is also a
surviving religious poem
Pascon agan
Arluth (The P****ion of Our Lord)
which enable a
linguistic corpus of
Middle Cornish...
- for
publication a
Cornish Language poem
about the P****ion: P****yon agan
Arluth, as
Mount Calvary (1826). He was
elected to the
Society of
Antiquaries in...
- of the
Cornish Language John Keigwin's MS. of
Mount Calvary (Pascon agan
Arluth), (1679–1680) (amended transcript)
Boase and Courtney's Bibl. Cornub. 1874...
- ISBN 978-0-9535975-4-3 Williams, Nicholas, trans. (2002)
Testament Noweth agan
Arluth ha
Savyour Jesu Cryst. Ewny Redreth:
Spyrys a Gernow. ISBN 978-0-9535975-4-3...
- John Keigwin, and from
three m****cripts he was able to study,
Pascon agan
Arluth, the Ordinalia, and
Gwreans an Bys. Lhuyd's team also
produced sketches...
