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 |Title=<i>Ystoria Lucidar</i>
 |OtherTitles=Latin: Elucidarium
-|TitleInfo=The <i>Ystoria Lucidar</i> is a Middle-Welsh translation of the Latin text <i>Elucidarium</i> by Honorius Augustodunensis. The Latin text is composed some time before 1098, possibly in England. The text has the form of a dialogue between master and pupil (using the structure of question and answer) and addresses various aspects of Christian teaching (Marx 2015).
 |Classification=Subject:translations and adaptations
 |AgentCategory=Honorius Augustodunensis
 |Keywords=Honorius Augustodunensis
+|Description=<p>The &lt;i&gt;Ystoria Lucidar&lt;/i&gt; is a Middle-Welsh translation of the Latin text &lt;i&gt;Elucidarium&lt;/i&gt; by Honorius Augustodunensis. The Latin text is composed some time before 1098, possibly in England. The text has the form of a dialogue between master and pupil (using the structure of question and answer) and addresses various aspects of Christian teaching (Marx 2015).</p>
 |LanguageAuto=Middle Welsh
 |Draws on=Elucidarium (Honorius Augustodunensis)