Diary And Correspondence volume 3
Diary And Correspondence volume 3
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Huntington and Hygden and others.
The Britons call Glocester, cair Loyw (which is as much as the Gity on the Water. ) So, perhaps, Gair Loyd-coit may be the Gity at the Water in the Wood, for I find that w and d are often equivalent.
But in the map of South Wales, in the very bor- der of North Wales, you find Loyd B. , and in the ^t. 38. ] RALPH THORESBY. 235 Map of North Wales you find Loyd-yerd iipon the R. Murway ; and Mayn Loyd upon the R. Clowe- doc. I conceive this is the true British nam...e of the town Loydis, Leeds : you have also Loyderis near Pulhelly ; you have Ve-Loyd R. In Caernarvonshire, and others, which plainly argue Bede's Loydis to be an old British wood (as are those above) ; but the particular signification of Loyd, which I think is grey, I know not how to accommodate to your town. All these conjectures (for they are no more) I venture to cast before you, not so much to guide you, as to show you that I am desirous to obey you, and com- ply with your desire, though with peril and hazard of discretion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Huntington and Hygden and others.
The Britons call Glocester, cair Loyw (which is as much as the Gity on the Water. ) So, perhaps, Gair Loyd-coit may be the Gity at the Water in the Wood, for I find that w and d are often equivalent.
But in the map of South Wales, in the very bor- der of North Wales, you find Loyd B. , and in the ^t. 38. ] RALPH THORESBY. 235 Map of North Wales you find Loyd-yerd iipon the R. Murway ; and Mayn Loyd upon the R. Clowe- doc. I conceive this is the true British nam...e of the town Loydis, Leeds : you have also Loyderis near Pulhelly ; you have Ve-Loyd R. In Caernarvonshire, and others, which plainly argue Bede's Loydis to be an old British wood (as are those above) ; but the particular signification of Loyd, which I think is grey, I know not how to accommodate to your town. All these conjectures (for they are no more) I venture to cast before you, not so much to guide you, as to show you that I am desirous to obey you, and com- ply with your desire, though with peril and hazard of discretion.
What to read after Diary And Correspondence volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Thoresby to read onlineMoreLess
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