This work's "Four Independent Native Tales" are of great interest to the study of its country's language.
This work's "Four Independent Native Tales" are of great interest to the study of its country's language. Its tales "Owein and Luned," or "The Lady of the Fountain," "Geraint and Enid" and "Peredur, son of Efrwag" parallel the French romances Yvain (EE-vain), Erec and Perceval by Chretien (creh-tee-EN) de Troyes. Its finest stories are collected in a group known as "The Four Branches," while the collection takes its name from a word meaning "Matters Concerning the Family of Maponos." FTP, name this chief collection of Welsh mythology.
This work's "Four Independent Native Tales" are of great interest to the study of its country's language.
The {Mabinogion} (ma-bih-NO-jee-on)