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- s. xx–xxi
- fl. 798–814
Irish scholar at the court of Charlemagne.
- supp. fl. 5th century
Legendary founder of Powys; appears in the Historia Brittonum (ch. 32–35), according to which he was originally a servant of Benlli, British tyrant and enemy of St Germanus, and later made king by Germanus after Benlli perished by divine fire.
- fl. 6th c.
- Llancarfan
- d. c. 634
- Gwynedd
king of Gwynedd, traditionally identified with Bede’s Cædwalla in HE 3.1
- d. 1241
- Strata Florida, Bangor Cathedral, Whitland Abbey, Dore Abbey, Llandefai ... village
Bishop of Bangor (1215–1235/6), previously abbot of Whitland.
Cáel Cródae Cétguinech, a warrior in Finn’s household and husband of Créide in a tragic tale of the Acallam na senórach. In the prose narrative, he is identified as a descendant of Nemnann (or Nemnán), while the poem Géisid cúan uses the name Cáel mac Crimthainn.
- died 44 BC
Gaius Julius Caesar, Roman statesman, general and consul
- s. xx–xxi
