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

Editorial note — Chapter VII · Triumphs of the Water-world

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It refers, with six other englynion by other authors, to a remarkable rock called Craig y Đinas, with which Taliesin associated a cave where Arthur or Owen Lawgoch and his men are supposed, according to him, to enjoy a secular sleep, and it implies that Blodeuweđ, whose end in the Mabinogi of Mâth was to be converted into an owl, was, according to another account, overwhelmed by Craig y Đinas. It may be Englished somewhat as follows:

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