Notes to The Description of Wales — Reading edition
29 notes · Reading edition
CHAPTER I OF THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF WALES, THE NATURE OF ITS SOIL, AND THE THREE REMAINING TRIBES OF BRITONS · Note 1CHAPTER I OF THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF WALES, THE NATURE OF ITS SOIL, AND THE THREE REMAINING TRIBES OF BRITONS · Note 2CHAPTER I OF THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF WALES, THE NATURE OF ITS SOIL, AND THE THREE REMAINING TRIBES OF BRITONS · Note 3CHAPTER I OF THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF WALES, THE NATURE OF ITS SOIL, AND THE THREE REMAINING TRIBES OF BRITONS · Note 4CHAPTER I OF THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF WALES, THE NATURE OF ITS SOIL, AND THE THREE REMAINING TRIBES OF BRITONS · Note 5CHAPTER II OF THE ANCIENT DIVISION OF WALES INTO THREE PARTS · Note 1CHAPTER II OF THE ANCIENT DIVISION OF WALES INTO THREE PARTS · Note 2CHAPTER III GENEALOGY OF THE PRINCES OF WALES · Note 1CHAPTER IV HOW MANY CANTREDS, ROYAL PALACES, AND CATHEDRALS THERE ARE IN WALES · Note 1CHAPTER IV HOW MANY CANTREDS, ROYAL PALACES, AND CATHEDRALS THERE ARE IN WALES · Note 2CHAPTER IV HOW MANY CANTREDS, ROYAL PALACES, AND CATHEDRALS THERE ARE IN WALES · Note 3CHAPTER V OF THE TWO MOUNTAINS FROM WHICH THE NOBLE RIVERS WHICH DIVIDE WALES SPRING · Note 1CHAPTER V OF THE TWO MOUNTAINS FROM WHICH THE NOBLE RIVERS WHICH DIVIDE WALES SPRING · Note 2CHAPTER V OF THE TWO MOUNTAINS FROM WHICH THE NOBLE RIVERS WHICH DIVIDE WALES SPRING · Note 3CHAPTER VII ORIGIN OF THE NAMES CAMBRIA AND WALES · Note 1CHAPTER VII ORIGIN OF THE NAMES CAMBRIA AND WALES · Note 2CHAPTER VIII CONCERNING THE NATURE, MANNERS, AND DRESS, THE BOLDNESS, AGILITY, AND COURAGE, OF THIS NATION · Note 1CHAPTER X OF THEIR HOSPITALITY AND LIBERALITY · Note 1CHAPTER X OF THEIR HOSPITALITY AND LIBERALITY · Note 2CHAPTER X OF THEIR HOSPITALITY AND LIBERALITY · Note 3CHAPTER XI CONCERNING THEIR CUTTING OF THEIR HAIR, THEIR CARE OF THEIR TEETH, AND SHAVING OF THEIR BEARD · Note 1CHAPTER XII OF THEIR QUICKNESS AND SHARPNESS OF UNDERSTANDING · Note 1CHAPTER XII OF THEIR QUICKNESS AND SHARPNESS OF UNDERSTANDING · Note 2CHAPTER XVI CONCERNING THE SOOTHSAYERS OF THIS NATION, AND PERSONS AS IT WERE POSSESSED · Note 1CHAPTER XVII THEIR LOVE OF HIGH BIRTH AND ANCIENT GENEALOGY · Note 1CHAPTER XVII THEIR LOVE OF HIGH BIRTH AND ANCIENT GENEALOGY · Note 2CHAPTER VII OF THEIR SINS, AND THE CONSEQUENT LOSS OF BRITAIN AND OF TROY · Note 1CHAPTER VII OF THEIR SINS, AND THE CONSEQUENT LOSS OF BRITAIN AND OF TROY · Note 2CHAPTER IX IN WHAT MANNER WALES, WHEN CONQUERED, SHOULD BE GOVERNED · Note 1