No. IV. Welsh Saints. THESE names are extracted from the " Achey yr Santy," a MS. in the Harleian library, number 4181, containing the pedigrees of several British saints, (taken out of an old Welsh MS. written upon vellum, about 1250), then late in the custody of Edward Lhuyd of the Ashmolean museum. Those within crotchets are from "The pedigrees of severall British saints, taken out of an old Welsh manuscript of Mr. John Lewis of Lhuynweney, in Radnorshire, wrote about the time of Queen Elizabeth :" (also in Harl. MS. 4181.) [Arianwen.] Assa. Avan Buellt [Ascun Buelld ] [Brychan.] Buan. Cannen. Carannauc Collen. [Deiniol.] Deinyoel. Deunauc. Dewi. Doevael. [Dwynwen y mon.] [Dyfnawg.] [Eda elyn vawr.] Edern. [Eiluwy.] Einyaun Vrenhin. Elaeth Vrenhin. [Elerw.] Elhaern: [Elnog.] Emgen Merch Vaelgun Guyned. [Esdyn.] [Garmon.] [Gawr.] Gildas mab kadu [vab Kaw o Bridain.] [Glydav.] Gorust. Guenan. Gurhel. [Gurnerth.] Guydvarch. Guynlleu. [Gwaurdhydh verch Vrychan.] [Gwen verch Vrychan.] [Gwenvrewi.] [Gwrie.] Henwyn. [Henwau.] [Idaw.] Idloes. [Jestin ap Geraint ap Erbyn.] Kadell. [Kattuc.] Katvan sant yn Henlli. Katvarth sant yn Aberych. Katwalaudyr Vendigeit. [Kededr.] [Kederig verch Vrychan.] Keiday. [Keidraw.] [Kenedlon.] Kowy. [Krisdoffis.] Kybi. [Kwywen vab Kaffi of Llyn.'] [Kynant.] Kyngar. [Kynvran.] Kynvelyn. [Lhydhelyn or Trallwng.] Llendat. Llenyan Llauyur. [Lleydhad ag Eithras.] Llywelyn or Trallyng. Madrun. Maelrys. Melangell. [Melyd Esgob Lhyndain.] Merchyll. Nidam. [Noydaw or Predyr gwynog meibion Gildas ap Kaw o Brydain.] [Oswalt.] Ovyhael. Padarn. Patric. [Pawl vab Pawlpolins.] [Peblig.] Pedrauc. [Pedwg.] Pedyr. Peris sant kardinal o Revein Podo a Guynnin. [Rydegawg.] [Saeran.] [Sant Fred verch duthach Wyddel.] [Silwen verch Geraint vah Erbyn.] [Sliav, or Eliaw Keimad.] [Tadwystl.] [Tair Gwelly.] [Tair Gwragedh.] Tecvan. Tedetho. Tegei. Teilyau. Trunyav. Tussiliau map Brochmael. Tutclut a Gvennoedyl. [Tydew verch Vrychan.] [Tydwall.] [Tydwen.]. [Tyfrydawg.] Tyssul. Tyvredauc. Ystyphan. No. V. Cornish Saints. Advene, Advent, Athawyn, or Adwen; one of the twenty-four children of Brochan, prince of Wales, all of whom were saints, martyrs, or confessors, in Devonshire and Cornwall, leading the life of a hermit. (See Lelands Collectanea, III. 153; and Camden.) Allan or Allen. Alwys. Austell, hermit, (Lelands Collectanea); Trinity sunday, Q. 31st of May. Beryan. Blazey (Blasius); two bishops and a martyr; all three on the 3d of February. (Acta SS.) Breage or Breock, a native of Ireland, bishop of Armorica, obliged to fly to Guernsey, for his opposition to Arianism, and died there: others say that he outlived the persecution, returned to his bishoprick, and there died, in 556, S. Breacca : See Lelands Itinerary, III. 15. Brewer, William, son of sir William Brewer, knight, bishop of Exeter, 1223-44. This, at the same time, is a singular instance of a saint by a surname. Bruard or Buard. Budoc or Budoke, an Irishman. See Lelands Itinerary, III. 25. Burien. |