<italic>Linn Liuan/Llynn Llyw</italic> : <bold>The Wondrous Lake of the</bold> <italic>Historia Brittonutn's de Mirabilibus Britanniae</italic> <bold>and</bold> <italic>Culhwch ac Olwen</italic>
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Title:
<italic>Linn Liuan/Llynn Llyw</italic> : <bold>The Wondrous Lake of the</bold> <italic>Historia Brittonutn's de Mirabilibus Britanniae</italic> <bold>and</bold> <italic>Culhwch ac Olwen</italic>
Contributor:
Evans, Andrew J.;
Nettleship, John;
Perry, Steven
imprint:
Routledge, 2008
Published in:Folklore
Language:
English
ISSN:
0015-587X
Origination:
Footnote:
Description:
<p>The natural wonders listed in the folk history known as the Historia Brittonum include Lake Liuan/Lliwan, the site of which is now lost despite featuring in folktales and topographies and containing a dramatic tidal whirlpool/fountain. We identify this key early-medieval wonder as the Whirlyholes, now inactive features near Caerwent, South Wales.</p>