Llwyd

[ hloo-id; English loid ]

noun

, Welsh Legend.

1. a magician who avenged his friend Gwawl upon Pryderi, the son of Pwyll, by casting various spells upon Pryderi and his estate.

Example Sentences

Morgan Llwyd wrote many other books in Welsh and English, all more or less in the vein of the first book.

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There is a tradition p. 258that Huw Llwyd was able to do this wonderful thing, and that he actually did it.

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John Llwyd had seen a paper unfolded, but no gold; so what he had to tell did not count for much to hearers unconcerned.

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Those piers are firm enough,' he muttered, as if to convince himself as well as Llwyd.

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A second edition was prepared by Llwyd, but not published until 1760.

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