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Madog ap
Gwallter (fl c. 1250) was a
medieval Welsh language poet. It is
thought that
Madog was a
Franciscan friar who
lived in the
middle of the 13th...
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Davies (15 July 1761 – 5
December 1849),
commonly known by his
bardic name
Gwallter Mechain ("Walter of Mechain"), was a
Welsh poet, editor, translator, antiquary...
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Walter Brut (Welsh:
Gwallter Brut) was a fourteenth-century
writer from the
Welsh borders,
whose trial in 1391 is a
notable event in the
history of Lollardy...
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Castell Gwallter, also
known as Walter's
Castle and
sometimes Castell Penweddig, is the
remains of a
Norman motte-and-bailey
castle situated on a large...
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cantref of Penweddig.
Before that, the name was
Llanfihangel Castell Gwallter. The name
changed to
Llanfihangel Genau'r Glyn in the 16th century. When...
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October 2021 at the
Wayback Machine "Glenys Cour: can
mlynedd o liw".
gwallter. 12
January 2024.
Archived from the
original on 8 May 2024.
Retrieved 7...
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international footballer Walter Davies,
commonly known by his
bardic name
Gwallter Mechain,
Welsh poet, editor, translator,
antiquary and
Anglican clergyman...
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Abereinon Castell Cadwgan Castell Caerwedros Castell Dol Wllf
Castell Gwallter Castell Gwynionydd Castell Hywel Castell Llwyn Gwinau Castell Nant y Garan...
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music of Gwêl yr Adeilad.
Another author in the 19th
century was
Gwallter Mechain.
Another was the poet
Thomas Williams (c. 1769–1848), from...
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Evans published Gwaith Walter Evans ("The Work of
Walter Evans", i.e.
Gwallter Mechain),
edited Y
Marchog Crwydrad: Hen
Ffuglith Gymreig. In 1868 his...
