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regis Britonum" "Archaeologia
Cambrensis (1846–1899) | BRUT Y TYWYSOGION:
GWENTIAN CHRONICLE 1863 | 1863 |
Welsh Journals – The
National Library of Wales"...
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Gwenhwyseg or Y
Wenhwyseg (also
called "
Gwentian" in English) is a
Welsh dialect of
South East Wales. The name
derives from an old term for the inhabitants...
- Counsels").
Camlann is
mentioned in
Peniarth MS.37, a 14th-century copy of the
Gwentian code of the
Cyfraith Hywel (Welsh law),
which (according to
Peter Bartrum)...
- Monmouth. In
standard Welsh the name of the
parish is Llanfable. In the
Gwentian dialect this was
Llanfaple (a "b" at the
beginning of a
final syllable...
- demoralised, and
there was a
great scarcity of food.
Idwal is
eulogised in the
Gwentian Chronicle for his
bravery and
statesmanship in
attempting to
repair these...
- is "church (of) Edern".[citation needed] The
local pronunciation when
Gwentian Welsh was
spoken here (until the
early 1900s) was
based on Llanedern. It...
- ˈkoːd]. This
local form is
spelt as "Pen-côd" in
texts written in the
Gwentian dialect (that is, south-eastern Welsh). One
pronunciation used in English...
-
decorated with
mythical beasts in the margins,
southern Germany (c. 1300) The
Gwentian Code of the
Welsh Law or Book of Cyfnerth,
medieval legal m****cript in...
- for the village). The
standard Welsh name is Cwm Iau or Cwm-iau. In the
Gwentian dialect of
Welsh that was
spoken here
until the late 1800s, the name was...
- Gomer. p. 464. ISBN 978-1-84323-901-7. OCLC 191731809. "Dictionary of
Gwentian Welsh". Wilkins,
Charles (1903). The
history of the iron, steel, tinplate...
