An Essay on the Welsh Saints Or the Primitive Christians, Usually Considered to Have Been the Founders of the Churches in Wales |
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The connexion is also proved by another authority more ancient ; in a Deed of Agreement with the Abbey of Strata Florida , to which the Chapter of Abergwilly was a party , dated March 21 , 1339 , mention is made of the Prebendary of ...
The connexion is also proved by another authority more ancient ; in a Deed of Agreement with the Abbey of Strata Florida , to which the Chapter of Abergwilly was a party , dated March 21 , 1339 , mention is made of the Prebendary of ...
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It has been remarked that modern fairs have , in many instances , succeeded to wakes or festivals ; and , in support of the testimony of Gwynfardd , it may be stated that a fair is held at Llanarth on the twelfth of March , or St.
It has been remarked that modern fairs have , in many instances , succeeded to wakes or festivals ; and , in support of the testimony of Gwynfardd , it may be stated that a fair is held at Llanarth on the twelfth of March , or St.
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... or St. Paul at Rome , was sent as an Apostle to the Britons , and was the first Bishop in Britain ; that he died at Glastonbury A. D. 99 , and that his Commemoration or Saint's day was kept in the Church , March 15 .
... or St. Paul at Rome , was sent as an Apostle to the Britons , and was the first Bishop in Britain ; that he died at Glastonbury A. D. 99 , and that his Commemoration or Saint's day was kept in the Church , March 15 .
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His commemoration is March 19 . 16. Cynfran , the founder of Llysfaen in Rhos , Denbighshire , where , according to Edward Llwyd , there is a well called Ffynnon Gynfran , at which offerings used to be made to the saint to procure his ...
His commemoration is March 19 . 16. Cynfran , the founder of Llysfaen in Rhos , Denbighshire , where , according to Edward Llwyd , there is a well called Ffynnon Gynfran , at which offerings used to be made to the saint to procure his ...
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The festival of St. Non was kept on the third of March . The next founder of a family , that may be noticed , is Ynyr Gwent , who married Madrun , another daughter of Gwrthefyr or Vortimer . His territories consisted of a part of the ...
The festival of St. Non was kept on the third of March . The next founder of a family , that may be noticed , is Ynyr Gwent , who married Madrun , another daughter of Gwrthefyr or Vortimer . His territories consisted of a part of the ...
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| Naslov | An Essay on the Welsh Saints Or the Primitive Christians, Usually Considered to Have Been the Founders of the Churches in Wales |
| Avtor | Rice Rees |
| Založnik | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1836 |
| Vir izvirnika | Univerza Illinois (Urbana in Champaign) |
| Pretvorjeno v digitalni zapis | 8 feb 2016 |
| Dolžina | 358 strani |
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