The Development of Celtic Linguistics, 1850-1900: Gomer, parts 1 and 2

according Adamitic ages ancient antiquity Armorica Asia Minor astronomical authority bardic bards British Britons Cadw Cæsar called Celtic Celtic languages Celts centuries church Cimbric Cimbro-Celtic Cimmerian cognate compounded conceive corresponding Cymraeg Cymric deall derived described Diodorus divine doctrine Druidical Druids earth enaid English Europe evidence existence express fact Gaelic gair Gaul Greece Greek gwedd gwydd Hecatæus Hellenic Hence Heracles Herodotus Homeric Hu Gadarn Hyperboreans inhabitants Ireland island Isle of Britain Julius Cæsar king knowledge land language Latin learned meaning modern nations nature ocean original passage Pelasgi philosophers Picts poem pre-historic prefix present primitive principle prove Prydain Pughe race respecting rhag Roman Rome root sacred Saxon Scythian signifies stone Strabo supposed symbol Taliesin Telmissus temple term things tion translated triad tribes truth verb Welsh whence word worship Ynys Prydain