Anonymous, The Chronicle of the Saxons or "Brut y Saeson" (1863)
“ Had the Latin copy been a version from the Welsh, the original names would have been retained, and probably with Latin terminations.The Pedigrees, though curious, are very common in Wales, and their authenticity never called in question. They form the foundation of the pedigrees of most of our gentry. ”
Anonymous, The Chronicle of the Saxons or "Brut y Saeson" (1863)
“ Cantref was called a hundred, and Swydd was called a county; to remind future ages of what was done when all the nobility of Britain were destroyed on the mountain of Ambri,—that is, "draweth houre sexes." ”
Anonymous, The Chronicle of the Saxons or "Brut y Saeson" (1863)
“ Aelfryt was buried it the Monastery erected by himself at Winchester; and in that year Mervyn the son of Roderic was killed by his own men, and Llywarch the son of Hyveid died, and Edward the son of Aelfryt was made king of England instead of his father. And after Edward was made king he became so strong, that the men of Denmark could not set a foot in his kingdom without permission. ”
