Excerpt from The Text of the Book of Llan Dāv: Reproduced From the Gwysaney Manuscript
I3 Lambeth ms. 585, pp. 339 - 349, is a 17th Century transcript of Arch bishop Parker's ms. CX; see note 12. There is also, on page 197, the date of the death of Cheyeilliauc, Libian and Gucaun as given in this work, except that the latter date is given as DCCCCXXXII, if I copied it correctly. The heading is, In tergo Rotuli 1. This ms. Belonged to Wharton.
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