Chapter 3
Myrddyn - Myrlyn - Merlin?
The white crow - Gwynyffyr - guinevere?
This just gets more and more interesting.
I had no idea that there were more than one Gwynyffyr. But then, I didn't know it mean "white Lady." She almost sounds like a proto-goddess.
The Gwynyffyr, is an epithet for a Brythonic Battle Goddess, AERON, is Known from an altar found and her sacred rivers, the Aeronowy in Wales, the Aire in Scotland and Northumberland. Myrddyn is the Brythonic for Merlin.
Myrddyn - Myrlyn - Merlin?
The white crow - Gwynyffyr - guinevere?
This just gets more and more interesting.
I had no idea that there were more than one Gwynyffyr. But then, I didn't know it mean "white Lady." She almost sounds like a proto-goddess.
The Gwynyffyr, is an epithet for a Brythonic Battle Goddess, AERON, is Known from an altar found and her sacred rivers, the Aeronowy in Wales, the Aire in Scotland and Northumberland. Myrddyn is the Brythonic for Merlin.