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Gwynllyw

Gwynllyw Filwr or Gwynllyw Farfog (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}Welsh pronunciation: ), known in English in a corrupted form as Woolos the Warrior or Woolos the Bearded (Latin: Gundleus…

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Attributes
crowned warrior, carrying spear sometimes accompanied by an ox
Born
17 January 450 traditionally Gwynllwg
Controversy
place of death (see text)
Died
29 March 529 Stow Hill, Newport
Feast
29 March
Major shrine
St Woolos Cathedral

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Gwynllyw

Nodes72
Edges71
Triples146
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027778
Components1

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Gwynllyw

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related to Marriage · 37
Gwynllyw → According, Among, Arthur, Arthurian, Bedwyr, Brychan, Brychan's, Brycheiniog's, Bugi, Cadoc, Caerwent, Cai, Culhwch, Cynidr, Egwine, Gladys, Gwladys, In, King Arthur, King Brychan
related to history · 29
Gwynllyw → Although, Black Mountain, Breton, Carmarthenshire, Cornish, Cunedda, Devon, English, Glamorgan, Glywys, Glywysing, Guaul, Gwynllwg, Gwynllyw's, He, It, King Glywys, Lifris, Macsen Wledig, One
related to Hermit · 20
Gwynllyw → According, Apparently, Cadoc, Even, Gwladys, Gwynllyw's, Happy, King Gwynllyw, Newport, Of, Once, Pencarn, Saint Illtyd, South Wales, Stow Hill, The, There, This, Usk, Welsh
related to Legacy · 13
Gwynllyw → In, Newport, Pontypool, Saint Gwynllyw, Sebastien Boyesen, St Woolos Church, St Woolos Hospital, St Woolos Primary School, The, The Bell Carrier, The Vision, Welsh, Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw
related to Post-medieval folklore · 12
Gwynllyw → Another, Bristol Channel, Certainly, Gwynllwg, Gwynllyw's, Newport, One, Pillgwenlly, Sir Henry Morgan, Stories, Uskside, Welsh
related to Cathedral · 10
Gwynllyw → Bishop, Following Gwynllyw's, Galilee Chapel, Gwynllyw's, Incorporated, Monmouth, St Mary's Chapel, St Woolos Cathedral, This, Wales
related to Veneration · 6
Gwynllyw → Gwynllyw's, His, No, Similarly, Stow Hill, Viking
related to Death · 5
Gwynllyw → Cadoc, March, Saint Dyfrig, The, When Gwynllyw
related to External links · 4
Gwynllyw → National Library, St Woolos CathedralGwynllyw, Wales Dictionary, Welsh Biography
Attributes · 1
Gwynllyw → crowned warrior, carrying spear sometimes accompanied by an ox

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saint welsh cadoc king newport cathedral church woolos gwynllyw's st death life one according gwladys hermit wales patron later became

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
GwynllywAttributescrowned warrior, carrying spear sometimes accompanied by an ox1.00infobox
GwynllywBorn17 January 450 traditionally Gwynllwg1.00infobox
GwynllywControversyplace of death (see text)1.00infobox
GwynllywDied29 March 529 Stow Hill, Newport1.00infobox
GwynllywFeast29 March1.00infobox
GwynllywMajor shrineSt Woolos Cathedral1.00infobox
GwynllywPatronageNewport; pirates; soldiers1.00infobox
GwynllywVenerated inEastern Orthodox Church Roman Catholic Church Anglican Communion1.00infobox
in this space which I am destined now to inhabitinstance ofThere is no retreat in the world0.80text
Gwynllywrelated to CathedralFollowing Gwynllyw's0.60section
Gwynllywrelated to CathedralThis0.60section
Gwynllywrelated to CathedralSt Woolos Cathedral0.60section

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