[Stones] Barclodiad y gawres

[Ric]

Thanks Thelma -

i once found a reference on the internet, i think, to
'Lleyn Peninsula: setting for the Mabinogion Tales'
which had me perplexed for some time - possibly this?

http://tinyurl.com/2lg23z

or

http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/history/sites/myths_legends/pages/mabinogion_fourth_branch.shtml

but when you study the text, the only direct reference
to 'Penllyn' concerns Goronwy - and the mythical stone
is anyway identified with the Cynfal again ...

but thanks for identifying Ellis as a 'Pen Llyn
Mabinogion', source - i shall look out his work with
interest :)

bests,

Ric

--- Thelma Wilcox <thelmawilcox at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> Hi Ric,
>    Ellis has written a total of 88 books, some under
> different names though; Mine is the Mammoth Book of
> Celtic Myths and Legends 2002; a copy of his
> American edition  of The Chronicles of the Celts
> 1999.
>   Also a good author on the subject is
> T.D.Breverton's The Book of Welsh Saints, in which
> he traces many of the celtic myths in saint stories,
> especially the Welsh/Cornwall  element of the exact
> telling of the same tale.
>   Thelma