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Hafren

Hafren (Old Welsh: Habren, Latin: Sabrina) is a legendary princess and Goddess in Welsh mythology. The earliest version of her story appears circa. 1136 in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia Regum Britanniae, where "Princess Habren" is drowned by her repudiated stepmother Gwendolen, with the river (Hafren) being subsequently named for her. Later folklore…

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Enemy
Queen Gwendolen
Other names
Habren, Sabrina
Parents
Locrinus and Estrildis

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Welsh legends

In English literature and art

Fountains and statuary

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Hafren

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Edges79
Triples179
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.025
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related to Historia Regum Britanniae · 32
Hafren → British, Britons, Brut Tysilio, Brutus, Corineus, Cornwall, Despite, During, Estrildis, Eventually Locrin, Geoffrey, Geoffrey's, Germania, Germanic, Gwendolen, Habren, He, Historia Regum Britanniae, Humber, Humber's
related to The Caersws legend · 24
Hafren → BC, Britons, Caersws, Cambria, Following Locrinus, Gwendolen, Hafren's, Haverne, Haverwen, Havfren, However, In, King, Locrinus, Mathews, Oliver Mathews, Princess, Queen, Queen Sŵs-wên, She
related to Milton's Comus · 22
Hafren → Comus, Drops, English, Even, Goddess, John Egerton, John Milton's, Lord President, Milton, Milton's, Robert John Thornton, Sabrina, Sabrina's Silvery Flood, Severn, She, The Attendant Spirit, The Lady, The Lady's, The Pastorals, Virgil
related to Welsh legends · 20
Hafren → AD, British, British Isles, Conquestu Britanniae, De Excidio, Despite, Geoffrey, Gildas, Goddess, Habren, Latin, Latinised, Monmouth, Norman, Old Welsh, Princess, Sabrina, Sabrinae, The, Wales
related to The British Kymry · 18
Hafren → Aeneas, Caersws, Camber, Dôl-forwyn, Estrildis, Gwendolen's, In, Locrinus, Morgan, Richard Williams Morgan, River Severn, River Stour, Sabra, She, Susa, The British Kymry, Venus, When Corineus
related to Fountains and statuary · 16
Hafren → Amherst, Amherst College, Gloucester, Holme Cardwell, Massachusetts, Perhaps, Peter Hollins, Royal Academy, Sabrina, Several, Shrewsbury, Statue, The Statue, These, William Burges In, William Calder Marshall
related to Gallery · 15
Hafren → Amherst College, BridgnorthThe Statue, Bristol, Castle Gardens, Croome CourtStatue, Gerald Laing, Goddess, Llanidloes, MassachusettsThe Apotheosis, Sabrina, Severn, ShrewsburyDrinking, Statue, The Dingle, WalesStatue
related to In English literature and art · 14
Hafren → Britain, Brutus, Edmund Spenser's, Estrild, Guendolene, House, Latin, Norman, Sabrina, Severn, Spenser, Spenser's, The Faerie Queene, Welsh
related to Three Daughters of Plynlimon · 12
Hafren → Arthur Granville Bradley, As, Bradley, Ceredigion, Father Plynlimon, Gwy, However, In, Rheidolyn, Rhys, The, The Folklorist John Rhŷs
see also · 2
Hafren → Hafren ForestSabrina Way, Sabrina

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river gwendolen estrildis sabrina habren version welsh british daughter locrinus severn queen princess story comus caersws legend milton's name goddess

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HafrenEnemyQueen Gwendolen1.00infobox
HafrenOther namesHabren, Sabrina1.00infobox
HafrenParentsLocrinus and Estrildis1.00infobox
Hafrenis akeenest of the sisters0.90text
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuarySeveral0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryThese0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryShrewsbury0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryPeter Hollins0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryHolme Cardwell0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryRoyal Academy0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryWilliam Burges In0.60section
Hafrenrelated to Fountains and statuaryGloucester0.60section

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