Some Specimens of the Poetry of the Ancient Welsh Bards. Translated Into English, With Explanatory Notes On the Historical Passages, And a Short Account of Men And Places Mentioned By the Bards
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merch da, o waith G. O. ; Cyw, da i ofyn Cledd, o waith G. O.; Mar, Lleucn Llwyd, o waith I. LI. G. M. H, Mar, LI. G. M. H., o waith lolo.
There is at Llannerch a little old rag, coDsistingiof about 20 p'siges accurately writtenj-out of which I have transcribed a curions ode if nottwoi It begins thus: Nid wyf ddihynwyf hoen. Kreiruiy hoywdec am hudawdd mat Garwy. After eight Englyns, there is a blank, without the author's name, and below that begins either another ode of the same person's, or a... remainder of the foregoing, beginning thus : Mireinwawr drefawr dra vo brad ymddwyn, and subscribed Howel ap Eignion ai cant i Vevanwy vechan o Gastell Dinas Bran. After the last stanza is written Mireinwawr drefawr, with a dash, which makes mo suppose they are two poems, though on the same subject ; because it is common to conclude an ode with a repetition of the first stanza. — Quore, Whether the first of these is not the same with your Awdl Myfanwy? I cannot recollect, but I think it is longer thanyoars ; it ends thus : Lliw eiry cynuar pen Aran— Lloer bryd Iwys fryd o lys Vran.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
merch da, o waith G. O. ; Cyw, da i ofyn Cledd, o waith G. O.; Mar, Lleucn Llwyd, o waith I. LI. G. M. H, Mar, LI. G. M. H., o waith lolo.
There is at Llannerch a little old rag, coDsistingiof about 20 p'siges accurately writtenj-out of which I have transcribed a curions ode if nottwoi It begins thus: Nid wyf ddihynwyf hoen. Kreiruiy hoywdec am hudawdd mat Garwy. After eight Englyns, there is a blank, without the author's name, and below that begins either another ode of the same person's, or a... remainder of the foregoing, beginning thus : Mireinwawr drefawr dra vo brad ymddwyn, and subscribed Howel ap Eignion ai cant i Vevanwy vechan o Gastell Dinas Bran. After the last stanza is written Mireinwawr drefawr, with a dash, which makes mo suppose they are two poems, though on the same subject ; because it is common to conclude an ode with a repetition of the first stanza. — Quore, Whether the first of these is not the same with your Awdl Myfanwy? I cannot recollect, but I think it is longer thanyoars ; it ends thus : Lliw eiry cynuar pen Aran— Lloer bryd Iwys fryd o lys Vran.
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