Not really a review, but I was asked for a opinion, so: I'm nowhere near a qualified scholar of anything Welsh; therefore, I probably missed a lot of intricacies. On the top of that, I read the translation that is generally viewed as inferior. But needs (student's ever-empty pockets) must, so free...
I had a review, but I lost it all since my broswer went back for some reason. I'm NOT redoing it.
Great translation. I expected the language to be very complicated but it was fluid except for a few old-time words here and there. Reading about a chaste and righteous god-fearing knight was refreshing, compared to the usual lust driven knights I've come across other times before. I also loved the I...
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