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Maredudd ap
Rhobert (died 1244) was a
minor Welsh ruler of
Cedewain in the
thirteenth century. A
descendant of
Trahaearn ap Caradog, he
allied with king...
- the
following year.
Folklore tells of a
disbelieving local man, Siôn Ap
Rhobert, who
challenged the
existence of the
spirit one
Halloween night only to...
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Cynan (died 1255),
thought to have been lord of
Meirionnydd Maredudd ap
Rhobert (died 1244), lord of
Cedewain Maredudd ap Rhys (fl. 1450 – 1485), a poet...
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Hrodpreht (Old High German) Rab,
Rabbie (Scots)
Raibeart (Scottish Gaelic)
Rhobert (Welsh) Roibeárd, Riobárd (Irish) Rob, Robb, Robbie,
Robby (also short...
- 2010 (Subscription or UK
public library membership required.) Steffan,
Rhobert ap (2006),
Llywelyn Ap
Gruffydd Fychan, bbc.co.uk,
retrieved 22 August...
- in
Wales are
ready for independence". Dazed.
Retrieved 11 July 2023. ap
Rhobert,
Iestyn (2
March 2021). "How it all began: A look back at the
first five...
- BBC News. 13
April 2012.
Retrieved 10 May 2020. Rogers, Colin; Lewis,
Rhobert; John, Tim; Read, Tim (23 May 2011).
Police Work:
Principles and Practice...
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Chapel crockery of
Carmel Chapel,
Beaufort (Breconshire and
later Mon). Dr
Rhobert Lewis (Brecon)...
- set up in the
summer of 2014 by
several activists including Iestyn ap
Rhobert, Siôn
Jobbins and Hedd Gwynfor, who were
inspired by
campaigners in Scotland...
- were
mainly historical romances in Welsh, with
rural settings.
Nanws ach
Rhobert (1880) Yr
Ymfudwr Cymreig (1883) A
Guide to Nant
Conway (1884) Rhamant...
