“A oreu vwlch ar vann caerau.”
The Gorchan Maelderw in like manner speaks of him as,—
“Tudvwlch the oppressor of war, the destroyer of forts.”
[100b] “Ech,” εχ.
[100c] Lit. “until the seventh day;”—an expression intended probably to denote the space of a week. The operations of each day are specified further on in the Poem. In like manner we are presented in “Gwawd Lludd y Mawr,” (Myv. Arch. vol. i. p. 74) with an enumeration of certain martial deeds that were performed on each day during an entire week.
[100d] Lit. “Should have made him a free man,” or “should have continued him,” &c.
[100e] Al. “ugain,” a score,
[100f] Al. the powerful supporter—“drut nerthyd.”
[100g] Kilydd is mentioned in the Mabinogi of “Kilhwch and Olwen,” where he is represented as the son of Prince Kelyddon.
[100h] “Gwyr;” al. the hero, “gwr.”