Sieffre o Fynwy

Sieffre o Fynwy
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Beathaisnéis
Breith	1090 ↔ 1110; Trefynwy (Tiarnas Gwent)
Bás	c. 1155 ; 54/55 bliana d'aois; Ardeaglais Llandaf (Kingdom of Morgannwg)
Anglican Bishop of St Asaph (en)
	21 Feabhra 1152 – 1155
Easpag deoise
	1151 – ; ← Gilbert (en) – Richard (en) → ; Deoise: ancient diocese of Saint Asaph (en)
Faisnéis phearsanta
Reiligiún	Eaglais Chaitliceach Rómhánach
Scoil a d'fhreastail sé/sí	Ollscoil Oxford
Gníomhaíocht
Gairm	easpag Caitliceach (1152–), sagart Caitliceach, scríbhneoir, staraí, file
Teangacha	An Laidin
Coisreacan	Theobald of Bec (en)
Saothar
	Saothar suntasach (1136 (Féilire Ghréagóra)) Historia Regum Britanniae ;

Cléireach agus staraí as Trefynwy na Breataine Bige ab ea Sieffre o Fynwy (Laidin: Galfridus Monemutensis, Galfridus Arturus, Béarla: Geoffrey of Monmouth; c. 1095 – c. 1155). Ba dhuine mór le rá i bhforbairt stair na Breataine é, agus bhí sé freagrach as an tóir a bhí ar na scéalta Artúraíochta. Is fearr aithne air as a chroinic Historia Regum Britanniae (Béarla:The History of the Kings of Britain; Gaeilge: Stair Ríthe na Breataine)^[1] a raibh an-tóir air lena linn. Aistríodh go teangacha eile é ón Laidin inar scríobhadh é. Tugadh údarás stairiúil dó go dtí an 16ú haois féin,^[2] ach meastar anois nach bhfuil sé iontaofa mar fhoinse stairiúil.

Féach freisin[cuir in eagar | athraigh foinse]

Geoffrey of Monmouth (leabhar)

Tagairtí[cuir in eagar | athraigh foinse]

↑ "Geoffrey of Monmouth. The history of the kings of Britain: an edition and translation of De gestis Britonum (Historia regum Britanniae)" (2007) 69. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell Press. ISBN 978-1-84383-206-5.
↑ Polydore Vergil's sceptical reading of Geoffrey of Monmouth provoked a reaction of denial in England, "yet the seeds of doubt once sown" eventually replaced Geoffrey's romances with a new Renaissance historical approach, according to Hans Baron, "Fifteenth-century civilisation and the Renaissance", in The New Cambridge Modern history, vol. 1 1957:56.

[1] "Geoffrey of Monmouth. The history of the kings of Britain: an edition and translation of De gestis Britonum (Historia regum Britanniae)" (2007) 69. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell Press. ISBN 978-1-84383-206-5.

[2] Polydore Vergil's sceptical reading of Geoffrey of Monmouth provoked a reaction of denial in England, "yet the seeds of doubt once sown" eventually replaced Geoffrey's romances with a new Renaissance historical approach, according to Hans Baron, "Fifteenth-century civilisation and the Renaissance", in The New Cambridge Modern history, vol. 1 1957:56.

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