Post by ASHLEY on Sept 12, 2020 13:01:00 GMT
Tysilio, Chronicle of the Kings
I hope this link will work. I found this book by accident while checking history of St. Asaph's Cathedral. It is supposed to be the source from which Geoffrey of Monmouth (who was also assigned to St. Asaph's briefly, wrote his history.
The accounts of Tysilio the 1st Bishop of St Asaph's have of course been changed and Roberts covers that in his introduction. My interest is in knowing whether this original, earlier text sheds any light and if somebody has looked into it? It looks like it came from France?
https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_Mso_AAAAcAAJ_2
I hope this link will work. I found this book by accident while checking history of St. Asaph's Cathedral. It is supposed to be the source from which Geoffrey of Monmouth (who was also assigned to St. Asaph's briefly, wrote his history.
The accounts of Tysilio the 1st Bishop of St Asaph's have of course been changed and Roberts covers that in his introduction. My interest is in knowing whether this original, earlier text sheds any light and if somebody has looked into it? It looks like it came from France?
