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He appears in the genealogy called Gwr y Gogledd “Descent of the Men of the North”, the medieval romance apparently associates him with York, the battle of Arderydd is usually identified with the parish of Arthuret near Longtown in Cumbria, and if Y Gododdin refers to the same Peredur he is in company with a group of heroes from what is now southern Scotland.
Peredur Carla 2009
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He appears in the genealogy called Gwr y Gogledd “Descent of the Men of the North”, the medieval romance apparently associates him with York, the battle of Arderydd is usually identified with the parish of Arthuret near Longtown in Cumbria, and if Y Gododdin refers to the same Peredur he is in company with a group of heroes from what is now southern Scotland.
Archive 2009-12-01 Carla 2009
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Bonedd Gwr y Gogledd Descent of the Men of the North, available online
The battle of Arfderydd or Arthuret Carla 2010
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Bonedd Gwr y Gogledd Descent of the Men of the North, available online
The battle of Arfderydd or Arthuret Carla 2010
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Bonedd Gwr y Gogledd Descent of the Men of the North, available online
Archive 2010-03-01 Carla 2010
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Presently seeing an old man working with a spade in a field near a gate, I stopped and said in Welsh: “Am I in the road to the Pont y Gwr Drwg?”
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“Am I in the road,” said I, “to the Pont y Gwr Drwg?”
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“There are two roads, sir, to the Pont y Gwr Drwg; which do you mean to take?”
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We asked if we were at the house of Huw Morris, and whether they could tell us anything about him; they made us no answer but proceeded with their occupation; John Jones then said that the Gwr Boneddig was very fond of the verses of Huw Morris, and had come a great way to see the place where he was born.
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“Sit down in the chair, Gwr Boneddig,” said John Jones, “you have taken trouble enough to get to it.”
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