The Four Ancient Books of Wales (Cymric Poems of the Sixth Century)
English
1868
538 pages
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Step into the mist-shrouded dawn of Welsh history with William Forbes Skene’s definitive collection of 6th-century bardic poetry. Discover the primal voices of legendary bards like Merlin and Taliesin as they grapple with the echoes of ancient battles and the mystical origins of the human soul.
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