
Originally Posted by
Finistere
Thanks for the replies, have I inadvertently put my foot in it???? If I have I do apologise and will close this thread, I was hoping that the oral history of the Celts regarding Arthur from the British Isles, and Europe would be pinned up here, as it is my belief that a lot of oral legends of Arthur have not been written down, just passed from one generation to the other, I was also wondering if the Iberian Celts have similar legends of Arthur. Kit
Nothing to apologise for my dear chap! Its the appearance of yet another potential myth and mystery adaptation of British history in general and Scottish history in particular dressed up as " fact" that makes us over here even more cynical about our early history, and is grasped so willingly by some "over there" who then use it to prove goodness only knows what, as absolute fact!
" Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.
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