- two
volumes now
known as
Barddas for the
Welsh M****cripts Society,
which appeared in 1862 and 1874.
Williams claimed the
Barddas material was
based on authentic...
- y
Dduwies ("the Goddess") for the
original Duw ("God"). In the
volume Barddas by Iolo
Morganwg (edited and
compiled by
Reverend John
Williams ab Ithel)...
-
Welsh poetry magazine Barddas. He
lives in Llanystumdwy, Wales. Ofn Fy Het,
Barddas (1995)
Mymryn Bach o Hon (1998) 2,
Barddas (2002)
Grwyne Fawr, cyfres...
-
Welsh language m****cript in the Iolo M****cripts and two m****cripts in
Barddas, one with the
subtitle "yn
dorredig a chyllell". Iolo
Morganwg suggested...
-
Universalist Biography (DUUB) The
Barddas of Iolo Morganwg, vol. 1 (English text only) at
Internet Sacred Text
Archive The
Barddas of Iolo Morganwg, vol. 2 (English...
-
deity Cernunnos. Some of the
religious ideas in the
series are
taken from
Barddas, a
possibly fraudulent compilation of "bardo-druidic"
beliefs by the 18th-century...
- His writings,
published posthumously as The Iolo M****cripts (1849) and
Barddas (1862), are not
considered credible by
contemporary scholars. Williams...
-
Hanes Gorsedd y
Beirdd Geraint &
Zonia Bowen;
Barddas 1991 "Gorsedd
Cymru –
Gorsedd –
Datblygu barddas, llenyddiaeth, cerddoriaeth, a chelfyddyd" (in...
- (2007).
Capel Celyn, Ten
Years of Destruction: 1955–1965.
Cyhoeddiadau Barddas and
Gwynedd Council. ISBN 978-1-900437-92-9. "JONES (MROWIEC), ELIZABETH...
- late
eighteenth century by a
literary forger, Iolo Morganwg, in his book
Barddas. In 1912,
farmer Craig Crecelius found the
stone artifact in a
field near...
