...entertainer, "of whom you have spoken so disparagingly; Seithenyn ap Seithyn Saidi." " Seitheuyn," said Taliesin, "has slept twenty years under the waters...do not know. A man cannot know his own death ; for, while he knows any thing, he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew any thing, or...

...Taliesin. "The man," replied his entertainer, "of whom you have spoken so disparagingly; Seithenyn ap Seithyn Saidi." " Seithenyn," said Taliesin, "...not truth, it is something which we do not know. A ttian cannot know his own death; for, while he knows any thing, he is alive; at least, I never heard...

...waters of the western sea, as King Gwythno's Lamentations have made known to all Britain." " They hare not made it known to me," said Seithenyn, " for the...do not know. A man cannot know his own death ; for, while he knows any thing, he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew any thing, or...

...Taliesin. " The man," replied his entertainer, " of whom you have spoken so disparagingly ; Seithenyn ap Seithyn Saidi." " Seithenyn," said Taliesin, "...do not know. A man cannot know his own death ; for, while he knows anything he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or pretended...

...Seithenyn," said Taliesin, " has slept twenty years under the waters of the western sea, as King Gwythuo's Lamentations have made known to all Britain." " They...do not know. A man cannot know his own death ; for, while he knows anything he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or pretended...

...Saidi." the waters of the western sea, as King Gwythno's Lamentations have made known to all llritain." "They have not made it known to me," said Seithenyn,...do not know. A man cannot know his own death; for, while he knows anything he is alive; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or pretended...

...discovers him twenty years after his supposed death — "they have not made it [his death] known to me for the best of all reasons, that one can only know...do not know. A man cannot know his own death. For while he knows anything he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or pretended...

...discovers him twenty years after his supposed death — " they have not made it [his death] known to me, for the best of all reasons, that one can only know...do not know. A man cannot know his own death. For while he knows anything he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or pretended...

...discovers him twenty years after his supposed death—" they have not made it [his death] known to me, for the best of all reasons, that one can only know...do not know. A man cannot know his own death. For while he knows anything he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or pretended...

...Taliesin. 'The man,' replied his entertainer, 'of whom you have spoken so disparagingly : Seithenyn ap Seithyn Saidi.' ' Seithenyn,' said Taliesin, '...do not know. A man cannot know his own death ; for, while he knows anything, he is alive ; at least, I never heard of a dead man who knew anything, or...