...is good cause for thinking, identical with spots in Shropshire. The first we will notice is ERCAL. The sod of ERCAL is on the ashes of fierce Men, of the progeny of Morial'. There are three places of this name. CHILDS ERCAL, lying between the river Tern and THE CAMP before...

...is good cause for thinking, identical with spots in Shropshire. The first we will notice is ERCAL. The sod of ERCAL is on the ashes of fierce Men, of the progeny of Morial1. There are three places of this name. CHILDS ERCAL, lying between the river Tern and THE CAMP...

...criticisms refer, I had said : " The writer of this Elegy further tells us that ' the sod of Ercall is on the ashes of fierce men of the progeny of Morial': ' Tywar, cen Ercal ar ar dywal Wyr, o edwedd Morial.' This is also an Anglo-Saxon name, and the bard...

...dy wal Wyr, o edwedd Blorial ; A gwedy Hhys mae rhysonial." (Elegy on Cynddylan.) The sod of Ereal is on the ashes of fierce Men, of the progeny of Morial ; And after Rhys there is great murmuring of woe. 8 Al. " from the place where ho was once overtaken." -...

...of the brave and the desolation of the once festive halls of his friend Cynddylan, he continues : " The sod of Ercal is on the ashes of fierce Men, of the progeny of Morial ; And after Rhys there is great murmuring of woe." Old historians speak of the Tern in very respectful language,...

...localities which he introduces into his elegies are proofs. Among other places, he mentions Ercal. • The sod of Ercal is on the ashes of fierce Men, of the progeny of Morial.'1 From the circumstance that about a mile south of High Ercall, between three and four hundred...

...Wright has another topographical argument, which he deems to be insuperable. Llywarch Hen says, — " The sod of Ercal is on the ashes of fierce Men of the pr'Vj'ny, of Morial"; and thereupon Mr. Wtt^it (jP^hs that Ercal is an Anglo-Saxon name; that it is...

...triban ERCAL referred to : — " The writer of this elegy further tells us that, the sod of Ercall is on the ashes of fierce men, of the progeny of Morial." " Tywarcen Ercal ar ar dywal Wyr o edwedd Morial." "This is also an Anglo-Saxon name, and the bard...