kymry造句

• In 1857 he published " The British Kymry, or Britons of Cambria ", a comprehensive but unorthodox history of the Welsh people from St . Paul in Britain : or, the origin of British as opposed to papal Christianity ".
• His works include " The Literature of the Kymry " ( 1849 ), " The History of Trial by Jury in Wales ", and an essay in which he demolished the claim of the Welsh under Madoc to the discovery of America.
• Notable works include " Saint Paul in Britain " and " The British Kymry or Britons of Cambria " by Morgan and " The Ecclesiastical Antiquities of The Cymry or Ancient British Church its History, Doctrine and Rites " " ( cover with a sword and crossed keys pictured ) " by Ab Ithel.
• There is plenty of evidence of the use of the term " Brythoniaid " ( Britons ); by contrast, the earliest use of the word " Kymry " ( referring not to the people but to the land and possibly to northern Britain in addition to modern day territory of Wales ) is found in a poem dated to about 633.
• However, the writer in " Notes and Queries " can be identified as the Revd Richard Williams Morgan, an eccentric Welsh clergyman who in an earlier book " The British Kymry or Britons of Cambria " ( 1857 ) had claimed that the legendary Brutus was a historical figure; London Stone, he wrote, had been the plinth on which the original Trojan Palladium had stood, and was brought to Britain by Brutus and set up as the altar stone of the Temple of Diana in his new capital city of Trinovantum or " New Troy " ( London ).