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Dialog etre Arzur Roe d'an Bretounet ha Guynglaff

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Middle Breton poem (247 lines) of political prophecy written c.1450. The poem is framed as a dialogue between King Arthur, who asks the questions, and Guynglaff (Gwenc'hlan), a wild man of the woods who is able to prophesy future events of a calamitous nature.

Middle Bretonwild menpropheciesKing ArthurGuynglaff

Narratio de Arthuro rege Britanniae et rege Gorlagon lycanthropo

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Breton and Breton Latin literature

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Welsh Latin (Cambro-Latin) literature

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Breton > Middle Breton
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