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Summary

Description

English:

The Treasures of Britain

Kulhwch has audience with Hawthorn, chief of giants (Ysbaddaden Bencawr)

Date

[1910?]

Source

Scan of an image by E. Wallcousins.
from: Squire, Charles (n.d.), “Chapter 22: The Treasures of Britain”, in Celtic Myth And Legend Poetry And Romance, London: Gresham Publishing Company, page 352Category:Citation templates using deprecated parameters. Originally published under the title The Mythology of the British Islands, London: Blackie and Son, 1905.

Author

Ernest Wallcousins (1882–1976)
Alternative names	Birth name: Ernest Charles Wallcousins; E. Wall Cousins; E. Wallcousins
Description	British illustrator and painter
Date of birth/death	21 July 1882	1976
Work period	1900
Authority file	: Q5393973 VIAF: 49313622 ISNI: 0000000081277212 LCCN: no2010160332 SUDOC: 073268763 BNF: 124198899 WorldCat

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2010-11-13 19:21 Gwyn-ap-Nudd 397×599× (50447 bytes) Ysbaddaden Bencawr (scan of an image by E. Wallcousins in "Celtic Myth & Legend", Charles Squire, 1920))