Author: Robert-Gwyneddon-Davies Translated Ellis Wynne
Title: The Vision of the Sleeping Bard, Being Ellis Wynne's "Gweledigaethaeu Y Bardd Cwsc
Description: Caernarvon, The Welsh National Press, 1897. First thus. Hardcover. Very Good Deep Blue Hardcover With Red Cover Titling Gilt Spine titles bright. Tight binding. This is the collectible Robert-Gwyneddon-Davies translation and introduced. Here printed by the Welsh National Press in Carnarvon. 230 pp. Great condition brisk covers Small abrasion on bottom of spine. Slight tonal discoloration on cover. NOT a library copy. A very small private book plate on free endpaper only. NO underlines only small light pencil numbers placed in key spots in text. This Welsh awen vision of a journey with 'Sleep', 'Nightmare' and 'Death' to the Otherworld is a Methodist Seventeenth century Dante's Inferno crossed with Edgar Cayce! I would wager C.S. Lewis was very familiar with this book and the 'Screwtape Letters'. like Satan's conversations with his devils and.a touch of 'That Hideous Strength' The sleeper is saved in a short passage by Merlin himself! He meets Taliesin who speaks of Maelgwyn Gwynedd. There is even a footnoted discussion of Arthur's Camlan battle and it's folklore usage in Welsh speech! See our Scans. Since 1997 Three Geese In Flight Customer service is our focus. Very Good .
Keywords: cymraeg ellis wynne cayce awen maelgwyn gwynedd myrddin c.s. lewis screwtape letters welsh merlin taliesin welsh methodist wales north wales caernarvon printer awen vision celtic dante celtic eactra eachtra Welsh Megalithic/Goddess/Geomancy
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Title: The Vision of the Sleeping Bard, Being Ellis Wynne's "Gweledigaethaeu Y Bardd Cwsc
Description: Caernarvon, The Welsh National Press, 1897. First thus. Hardcover. Very Good Deep Blue Hardcover With Red Cover Titling Gilt Spine titles bright. Tight binding. This is the collectible Robert-Gwyneddon-Davies translation and introduced. Here printed by the Welsh National Press in Carnarvon. 230 pp. Great condition brisk covers Small abrasion on bottom of spine. Slight tonal discoloration on cover. NOT a library copy. A very small private book plate on free endpaper only. NO underlines only small light pencil numbers placed in key spots in text. This Welsh awen vision of a journey with 'Sleep', 'Nightmare' and 'Death' to the Otherworld is a Methodist Seventeenth century Dante's Inferno crossed with Edgar Cayce! I would wager C.S. Lewis was very familiar with this book and the 'Screwtape Letters'. like Satan's conversations with his devils and.a touch of 'That Hideous Strength' The sleeper is saved in a short passage by Merlin himself! He meets Taliesin who speaks of Maelgwyn Gwynedd. There is even a footnoted discussion of Arthur's Camlan battle and it's folklore usage in Welsh speech! See our Scans. Since 1997 Three Geese In Flight Customer service is our focus. Very Good .
Keywords: cymraeg ellis wynne cayce awen maelgwyn gwynedd myrddin c.s. lewis screwtape letters welsh merlin taliesin welsh methodist wales north wales caernarvon printer awen vision celtic dante celtic eactra eachtra Welsh Megalithic/Goddess/Geomancy
Price: US$ 150.00 Seller: Three Geese In Flight Celtic Books
- Book number: 223
- Book number: 223
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