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Saint Tysilio (also
known as/confused with
Saint Suliac; Latin: Tysilius, Suliacus; died 640 AD) was a
Welsh bishop,
prince and scholar. The 12th century...
- the
Menai Strait known as the
Swellies and to the
small chapel of St.
Tysilio,
located on a
nearby island. The
final -gogogoch ("red cave") is supposed...
- the late 15th-century poet
Gutun Owain, as well as for the Brut
Tysilio. 6. Brut
Tysilio. Oxford,
Jesus College MS 28,
transcript from
Jesus College MS...
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Church Island, also
known as
Llandysilio Island, (Welsh: Ynys
Tysilio) is a
small island in the
Menai Strait on the s****s of
Anglesey to
which it is...
- "sodomitical" but
never applies that word to any person. Once
attributed to
Saint Tysilio (died 640), the
Chronicle of the
Kings of
Britain was
written c. 1500 as...
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Pennsylvania Press, OCLC 67476613. 5 vols. Roberts,
Brynley F. (1980), Brut
Tysilio:
darlith agoriadol gan
Athro y
Gymraeg a'i
Llenyddiaeth (in Welsh), Abertawe:...
- St
Tysilio's Church is a
medieval church in the
village of
Menai Bridge, Anglesey, Wales. The
current building dates from the
early 15th
century and underwent...
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dragon is
again described as red.: 46 This text is
found in the Brut
Tysilio, a
Welsh text
which is
probably a late
reworking of
Geoffrey of Monmouth's...
-
translating the book,
which is
ascribed to the 7th-century
Saint Tysilio,
first from
Tysilio's Welsh into Latin, and then back again: "I […]
translated this...
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attributed to
Tysilio. London, 1811;
updated translation in Petrie's "Neglected
British History"
cited above; tr. A.S. San Marte, Brut
Tysilio. Gottfrieds...
