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

Note 73 — Chapter IX · Place-name Stories

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This occurred unrecognized and, therefore, unaltered by the scribe of the Nennian Pedigree no. xvi in the Cymmrodor, ix. 176, as he found it written in an old spelling, Louhen. map. Guid gen. map. Caratauc. map. Cinbelin, where Caradog is made father of Gwydion; for in Guid-gen we seem to have the compound name which suggested Gwydion. This agrees with the fact that the Mabinogi of Math treats Gwydion as the father of Ỻew Ỻawgyffes; but the pedigree itself seems to have been strangely put together. ↑

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