[121d] “Meirch,” suggested by the name “Marchleu.”
[121e] Al. “Maenor,” stones.
[121f] Or “by the commander on his prancing charger.” “Llemenig,” might be a proper name, for we find that one of “the three free guests of the court of Arthur,” was so called. Nevertheless, as it would in that character appear somewhat out of place here, we have chosen the etymological sense in preference.
[121g] “Vym am,” i.e. vy mam, as it occurs, though with the addition of am vyrn, in 6.
[121h] The Bard would here pay an indirect compliment to his own gallantry.
[122a] “Bedryolet.” Al. “Spears of quartered ash were scattered from his hand.”
[122b] “Veinnyell.” Al. “veingel,” qu. narrow shelter?
[122c] Mygedorth is mentioned by Llywarch Hen,—
“Yn Llongborth gwelais i vygedorth
A gwyr yn godde ammorth
A gorvod gwedi gorborth.”In Llongborth I beheld a solemn pile,
And men suffering privation,
And in a state of subjection after excess of fruition
It is likewise alluded to in the Triads,—