Crossword-Solution: BRYTHON 7 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 15

Owen Wynne Jones, a clergyman, relates a tale in the _Brython_, which he regards as the same tale as that given by Williams, and he says that he heard it scores of times when he was a lad.

The next Fairy tale that I shall give akin to the preceding stories is to be found in _Y Brython_, vol.

The writer in _Y Brython_, speaking of _Ffinant_, says that this farm is about a mile from Trefeglwys, on the north side of the road leading to Newtown.

And then the Gael, the long-headed, fair-haired Aryan, who ruled by iron and whose Keltic vocabulary was tinged with Iberian, and who was followed by the Brython or Belgian.

Taliesin, in a poem, of which the following is the title, “_Cerdd am Feibion Llyr ap Brychwel Powys_,” mentions three separate nations, who had taken possession of different parts of Britain, previous to his time, viz., _Gwyddyl_ (Celts or Gauls,) _Brython_, and _Romani_, (Romans.) Gwyddyl, a Brython, a Romani, A wna hon dyhedd, a dyfysci; Ac am derfyn Prydein, cain ei threfi.