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The Visions of the Sleeping Bard

Note 49b — TO THE READER.

Robert Gwyneddon Davies translation

Arthur’s quoit.—The name given to several cromlechau in Wales; there is one so named, near the Bard’s home, in the parish of Llanddwywe, “having the print of a large hand, dexterously carved by man or nature, on the side of it, as if sunk in from the weight of holding it.” (v. Camb. Register, 1795.)

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