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Tewdwr Mawr (Breton for "Theodore the Great"; Cornish:
Teudar Maur or Teudaric; Welsh: Tewdr; Latin: Theodorus; French: Thierry; mid-6th century) was an...
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feature as an
antagonist the
villainous and
tyrannical King
Tewdar (or
Teudar), a
historical medieval king in
Armorica and Cornwall, who, in
these plays...
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named for him. He was har****ed by the
Cornish king,
Teudar, when he
sheltered a deer that
Teudar was hunting.
Having his oxen confiscated, he used the...
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deeds and
miracles of Kea,
including his
conflicts with the
tyrannical king
Teudar. The
second is a long
Arthurian episode,
describing King Arthur's wars with...
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existing Parish Church that is
dedicated to her. Ia was
martyred under "King
Teudar" (i.e.,
Tewdwr Mawr of Penwith) on the
River Hayle, and St Ia's
Church was...
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companions to Cornwall,
landing at Hayle,
where he was
martyred by King
Teudar.
Gwinear was said to have died with his
followers by
being thrown into a...
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found an
oratory in Camborne, Cornwall.
Encountering ****cution from King
Teudar, he
returned to
Brittany (landing at Plougasnou) to
found a
chapel in Josselin...
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described in a
field guide first published in 1954.
Tewdwr Mawr (Cornish:
Teudar or Teudaric)
ruled over the area from
Carnsew in the mid-6th
century before...
- century, however, the area was held by the
Breton exile Tewdwr Mawr (Cornish:
Teudar or Teudaric), who was said to have
martyred many of them—particularly the...
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which had
perhaps relapsed into
paganism under the
pagan King
Teudar. When
these saints introduced, or reintroduced, Christianity, they probably...
