Rev Silvan Evans (2 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Fine Condition Leather bound Hardcover Gilt titling and designs. Clean 491 pages. NOT a library book. Handsome 2022 reprint of the 1876 Original.This is one of the best jobs done by this compant in the print, paper and binding, Stephens became a celebrity in becoming critical in the rush to accept the evidence for Prince Madog discovering America his critical mind and knowledge of his native languge created this study with translations of early and later Medieval Welsh Bardic Poetry. While obviously a product of 19th century, the editior claimed Stephens amended his denial of Madoc whether true or not and like Arthur himself obviously by sanity's clarity one would at least keep as open mind both ways than the critics. Sometimes despite flaws of their limitations older academics preserve something overlooked in a age moving faster than one's own mind. See our Three Geese in Flight Celtic Book Scans of Cover and Table of Contents. For a more modern anthology of Medieval Celtic and Norse bardic verse see our copy of the Triumph Tree. Humble member of the International Arthurian Society.

Edited By Rev. D. Silvan Evans. (illustrator). Very Good (fragile wraps with few internally-repaired tears & little wear; contents clean & tight- an unread copy with many pages uncut). Thick 8vo, printed warps; 600 pages WELSH PARISHES. "GWAITH GWALLTER MECHAIN: THE ENGLISH WORKS OF THE REV. WALTER DAVIES" EDITED BY D. SILVAN EVANS. VOLUME THREE. Published in Carmarthen by William Spurrell and in London by Simpkin, Marshall in 1868. This is the third volume of a three-volume set and the only volume published in English. Includes various information on the parishes of Llanymynech, East Ales, Meiford, and others. Very Good (covers good & very fragile, few interior repairs to tears on front covers with clear, archival tape). Pretty nice condition and uncommon to find copies in the original paper covers!.