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Drych y Prif Oesoedd, published in 1740) of a curious custom formerly prevalent among the Welsh shepherds. This custom consisted of cutting in the turf a figure in the form of a labyrinth, which they called Caerdroia, _i.e._ the walls, or citadel, of Troy. He also remarked that the herdsmen of Burgh and Rockcliffe
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He drew the tentative conclusion that this name
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A similar suggestion had already been made in the _Transactions of the Cymmrodorion Society_ in 1822, the writer (
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