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Author(s) Title Reference
Kemp Malone A History of the Anglo-Saxons, Two volumes, by R. H. Hodgkin 6/1, p. 57
Bedwyr Lewis Jones Armes Prydein: The Prophecy of Britain from the Book of Taliesin, by Ifor Williams, Rachel Bromwich 43/2, p. 181

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