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Re: OT: Of Angles and Saxons

From:Sally Caves <scaves@...>
Date:Monday, December 13, 2004, 17:17
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From: "caeruleancentaur" <caeruleancentaur@...>

> I have seen the proper name Logres somewhere before, perhaps in the > Athurian cycle. I wonder if it's related to the name Lloeger. > > Charlie
Yes, Charlie. It's all throughout the Arthurian material, and definitely seems borrowed from the Welsh/Cornish/Breton (it's in Chrétien de Troyes somewhere) to mean that area of early England once inhabited by the Britons. Logres has also become something of a cult word, and I find it links to several "Celtic Magic" sites on the Internet. Still haven't left for the library, yet. :) S.

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Ray Brown <ray.brown@...>CHAT Lloegr (was: Of Angles and Saxons)