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Dafydd ap Gwilym is a prolific medieval Welsh poet. In his work he portrays himself as a not too successful lover, a joker, storyteller and observer of the brevity of human life, while his innovative language, subject-matter and poetic technique gave a new dimension to Welsh poetry.

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A collection of eight articles, lectures and essays on diverse themes found in Welsh and Celtic literature from the Middle Ages to the 20th century including individual chapters on the work of Sion Cent, Daniel Owen and R. Williams Parry.

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