{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/celt/fab/fab042.htm","path":"neu/celt/fab/fab042.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/fab/fab042.htm","text":"I. THE three depredatory horses of the Isle of Prydain:--\n Carnawlawg, the horse of Owain the son of Urien;\n Bucheslwm Seri, the horse of Gwgawn Gleddyvrudd;\n And Tavawd hir Breich-hir, the horse of Cadwallawn the son of Cadvan.\nII. The three draught-horses of the Isle of Prydain:--\n Arvul Melyn, the horse of Pasgen the son of Urien;\n Du Hir Terwenydd, the horse of Selyv the son of Cynan Garwyn;\n And Drudlwyd, the horse of Rhydderch Hael.\nIII. The three spirited horses of the Isle of Prydain:--\n Gwineu Goddwf Hir, the horse of Cai;\n Rhuthr Eon Tuth Blaidd, the horse of Gilbert the son of Cadagyffro;\n And Ceincaled, the horse of Gwalchmai.\nIV. The three high-mettled horses of the Isle of Prydain:--\n Lluagor, the horse of Caradawg;\n And Melynlas, the horse of Caswallawn the son of Beli.","title":"Four Ancient Books of Wales: F. Poems Relating to Cities of the Cymry and their Legendary Heroes: XXVI. Black Book of Caermarthen VIII.","type":"page"}