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October 1965),
known professionally as Shân
Cothi, is a
Welsh singer-songwriter,
television and
radio presenter.
Cothi was born in Ffarmers, Carmarthenshire...
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Cothi (also
known as the
River Cothy) in
Carmarthenshire is the
largest tributary of the
River Tywi in
south Wales. From its
source at
Blaen Cothi in...
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Lewys Glyn
Cothi (c. 1420 – 1490), also
known as
Llywelyn y Glyn, was a
prominent 15th-century
Welsh poet who
composed numerous poems in the
Welsh language...
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Roman surface and
underground mines located in the
valley of the
River Cothi, near Pumsaint, Carmarthenshire, Wales. The gold
mines are
located within...
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Lewis (Glyn
Cothi) (1837).
Gwaith Lewis Glyn
Cothi: The
Poetical Works of
Lewis Glyn
Cothi, a
Celebrated Bard, who
Flourished in...
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halfway between Llanwrda and
Lampeter on the A482 in the
valley of the Afon
Cothi. It
forms part of the
extensive estate of Dolaucothi,
which is
owned by...
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crosses the
River Cothi. It lies some 10
miles (16 km) east of Carmarthen.
Cothi Bridge Agricultural Society was
established in 1898. The
Cothi Bridge Show...
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Margareta Clausdotter,
Swedish chronicler and nun c. 1490 –
Lewys Glyn
Cothi,
Welsh poet (born 1420) 1492 – Jami,
Persian poet and
scholar (born 1414)...
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total length is 120 km (75 mi). with
numerous tributaries that
include the
Cothi, Gwili, Brân, and Doethie. In Carmarthen, it is
joined by a substantial...
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Thomas Evans (Tomos Glyn
Cothi) (20 June 1764 – 29
January 1833), was a
Welsh poet, Unitarian, and
political activist. Evans, son of Evan and
Hannah Evans...
