Cynog
Llun © Martin Crampin
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Testunau
Thirteenth-century Latin genealogical text.
An account of Gerald's journey through Wales as he accompanied accompanying Baldwin, archbishop of Canterbury, in 1188.
Genealogical tract found in the twelfth-century Book of Leinster.
Oral tale recorded in about 1702 in a manuscript of Hugh Thomas from Breconshire.
A Welsh-language genealogical text that circulated from the fifteenth century onwards.
Later fifteenth-century poem to Cynog, surviving in a number of manuscripts.
Poem to Cynog from the second half of the fifteenth century by Dafydd Epynt, who was probably from Merthyr Cynog.
Llefydd
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Darllen ychwanegol
S. Baring-Gould and John Fisher The Lives of the British Saints (London: Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 1908), 264â –71 Darllen ar-lein
Elissa Henken Traditions of the Welsh Saints (Cambridge: D.S. Brewer, 1987), 178â –84, 336â –7
J.D. Evans and M.J. Francis 'Cynog: spiritual father of Brycheiniog' yn Brycheiniog (1994–5)
Gwenno Angharad Elias 'Llyfr Cynog of Cyfraith Hywel and St Cynog of Brycheiniog' yn Welsh History Review (2006)