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Y Gododdin
'''Y Gododdin''' is the earliest known British poem, and is attributed to [[Aneirin]] in ...ttp://ftp.fortunaty.net/text/sacred-texts/neu/bard/tgp.htm translation of "Y Gododdin"]</ref>, the first verse reads:<ref>[http://www.maryjones.us/ctexts/a01w.ht

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Y Gododdin
'''Y Gododdin''' is the earliest known British poem, and is attributed to [[Aneirin]] in ...ttp://ftp.fortunaty.net/text/sacred-texts/neu/bard/tgp.htm translation of "Y Gododdin"]</ref>, the first verse reads:<ref>[http://www.maryjones.us/ctexts/a01w.ht

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Edinburgh
...ttp://ftp.fortunaty.net/text/sacred-texts/neu/bard/tgp.htm translation of "Y Gododdin"]</ref> ...name given to a hillfort and known from the earliest known British poem "[[Y Gododdin]]", attributed to [[Aneirin]] in about 600 CE. The poem describes warriors

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Scotland
...have been composed in Scotland dates from the 6th century and includes ''[[Y Gododdin]]'' written in [[Brythonic languages|Brythonic]] (Old Welsh) and the ''[[El

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