This 9th-century Welsh monk is traditionally associated with the authorship of the Historia Brittonum, a work that became a foundational text for Arthurian legends and early Anglo-Saxon history. His writings shaped perceptions of the origins of the Picts, Scots, and other figures. Though a student of Bishop Elfodd of Bangor, his life and contributions remain subjects of historical inquiry. His legacy lies in how his text influenced early medieval historical and literary narratives.
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