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Celtic Folklore, Welsh and Manx (Volume 2 of 2)

Note 36 — Chapter VII · Triumphs of the Water-world

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The prince praised was Ỻywelyn ab Iorwerth, whom the poet seems to identify here with the Dee, and it looks as if the water of the Dee formed some sort of a test which no coward could face: compare the case of the discreet cauldron that would not boil meat for a coward36.

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