Graves, Robert, 1895-1985. Publication date 1975 Topics. The battle of the trees -- Dog, roebuck and lapwing -- The white goddess -- Gwion's riddle -- A visit to spiral castle -- Gwion's riddle solved -- Hercules on the lotus -- Gwion's heresy -- The tree-alphabet (1) -- The tree-alphabet (2) -- The song of Amergin -- Palamedes and the.. In "The Battle of the Trees," Amaethon steals the animals from "Hell," which is ruled by Arawn. Amaethon is able to prevail when his brother Gwydion guesses the name of one of the fighters, Bran, by the fact that he has alder sprigs on his shield. Now, Bran's nephew (son of his sister Branwen) was named Gwern, meaning "alder," and it is the.
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Robert Graves discussed the Battle of the Trees (Cad Goddeu) in some detail and even wrote a more poetic (in English) translation. http://1734.com/battle_of_.. Robert Graves' White Goddess is one of the most popular books ever written on modern Celtic mysticism, but as well as entrancing countless modern readers it has also enraged many Celtic scholars. Perhaps one of its greatest successes was introducing Kat Godeu ('The Battle of the Trees') to an English audience. Few had ever heard of this obscure medieval Welsh poem from the 14th century.
