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Gofannon

Gofannon and Amaethon have the appearance of being et3Tnologically transparent in Welsh, and they have probably been remodelled by the hand of a literary redactor

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Gofannon and Amaethon have the appearance of being et3Tnologically transparent in Welsh, and they have probably been remodelled by the hand of a literary redactor (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx, Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume II > Chapter IX: Place-name Stories)

Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx

attestation: Gofannon and Amaethon have the appearance of being et3Tnologically transparent in Welsh, and they have probably been remodelled by the hand of a literary redactor (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume II > Chapter IX: Place-name Stories)

"Gofannon and Amaethon have the appearance of being et3Tnologically transparent in Welsh, and they have probably been remodelled by the hand of a literary redactor."

identified_with → Goibnenn
identified_with → Gofynion
identified_with → Donann
identified_with → Irish Donu
identified_with → Goibniu
identified_with → Donu
parent_of → Arianrhod
identified_with → Similarly
identified_with → Kulhwch
identified_with → Gofynyon
identified_with → Mabmogi of Math
identified_with → Amaethon
identified_with → Mabmogi
identified_with → Amathaon
identified_with → Math

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