Note 165b — Chapter VII · ORIGIN OF THE NAMES CAMBRIA AND WALES
Reading edition
The Anglo-Saxons called the Britons Wealhas, from a word in their own language, which signified literally foreigners; and hence we derive the modern name Welsh.
Reading edition
The Anglo-Saxons called the Britons Wealhas, from a word in their own language, which signified literally foreigners; and hence we derive the modern name Welsh.