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Welsh lakes were said to cover drowned homes, and the seventh chapter, headed Triumphs of the Water-world, gathers such tales. John Rhys retells the stories of Bala Lake, Kenfig Pool, Llynclys and the territory of Helig ab Glannog around Traeth Lafan. He sets them beside coastal tradition: a forest named Coed Arian lost under Swansea Bay, and the town of Kenfig half buried in sand. A Breton legend of the sunken city of Is, quoted from Renan, serves as the chapter's epigraph. The chapter belongs to Rhys's Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx.
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