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Lailoken (aka
Merlyn Sylvester) was a semi-legendary
madman and
prophet who
lived in the
Caledonian Forest in the late 6th century. The Life of
Saint Kentigern...
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called Lailoken,
which appears in
Jocelyn of Furness' 12th-century Life of Kentigern.
Scholars differ as to the
independence or
identity of
Lailoken and...
- text for the
literary character Merlin,
Meldred features as the
captor of
Lailoken, a
warrior so
traumatised by the
scale of the
slaughter he
witnesses at...
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parallels with a
northern Welsh and
southern Scottish story of the mad
prophet Lailoken (Laleocen),
probably the same as
Myrddin son of
Morfryn (Myrddin map Morfryn)...
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generally called '
Lailoken and Kentigern',
Mungo appears in
conflict with the mad prophet,
Lailoken alias Merlin.
Lailoken's appearance at the Battle...
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Camlann Battle of
Guoloph Brut y
Tywysogion Excalibur Gesta Regum Britanniae Lailoken List of
legendary kings of
Britain List of
legendary rulers of Cornwall...
- Jean-Charles; Stalmans, Nathalie, eds. (1999). Le
devin maudit: Merlin,
Lailoken, Suibhne:
textes et étude. Grenoble: ELLUG. p. 125. Lot,
Ferdinand (1918)...
- Carmarthen. The
forest is also the
retreat of
another character named Lailoken from the Vita Kentigerni, who also fled into the
woods in a fit of madness...
- he
lives as a wild man. In this tale, the
captor of
Lailoken is the
local king Meldred.
Lailoken's madness has
endowed him with the gift of
prophecy and...
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Middle Welsh origin,
traditions of the bard
Myrddin Wyllt and the wild man
Lailoken, and it
includes an
important early account of King Arthur's
final journey...
