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Eliseg,
Eliseg son of Guoillauc. + And that Concenn, great-grandson of
Eliseg,
erected this
stone for his great-grandfather
Eliseg. + The same
Eliseg...
- The
Pillar of
Eliseg – also
known as Elise's
Pillar or
Croes Elisedd in
Welsh –
stands near
Valle Crucis Abbey, Denbighshire,
Wales [Grid
reference SJ...
- fragmentary, mid-ninth
century C.E.
Latin inscription of the
Pillar of
Eliseg near
Valle Crucis Abbey, Denbighshire, Wales. The
inscription was commissioned...
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throne again when
Vortimer is killed. The
inscription on the
Pillar of
Eliseg, a mid-9th
century stone cross in Llangollen,
northern Wales,
gives the...
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Pillar of
Eliseg is
erected by King
Cyngen ap
Cadell of
Powys (Wales), as a
memorial to his great-grandfather
Elisedd ap
Gwylog (or
Eliseg) (approximate...
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Welsh Nation. He is
given as the
ancestor of a
Welsh king on the
Pillar of
Eliseg,
erected nearly 500
years after he left Britain, and he
figures in lists...
- Carryl. They
share the same
grave memorial in the church. The
Pillar of
Eliseg [Grid Ref: SJ 20267 44528] is
another ancient monument located 400m NNW...
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political stronghold. The
abbey took its name from the
nearby Pillar of
Eliseg,
which was
erected four
centuries earlier by
Cyngen ap Cadell, King of Powys...
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otherwise unrecorded daughter of
Magnus Maximus, Sevira, on the
Pillar of
Eliseg (9th century), an
early medieval inscribed stone in Wales,
which claims...
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progenerator listed in the
earliest Welsh genealogies and on the
Pillar of
Eliseg,
erected by a
Welsh king who was
still claiming Macsen as an
ancestor nearly...
