Gweledigaetheu y bardd cwsc
By: [gan] Ellis Wynne.  Visions of the sleeping bard.  Translated by T. Gwynn Jones.
Contributors: Jones, T. Gwynn 1871-1949, translator.; Williams, J. E. Caerwyn; Quevedo, Francisco de, 1580-1645; Gregynog Press.; Gregynog Press Bindery.
Publisher: The Gregynog Press
Published: 1940
Place of publication: [Newtown, Montgomeryshire]
Language: wel
Number of pages: 213
Other titles: Visions of the sleeping bard.
Notes: Welsh and English on opposite pages.
"One hundred and seventy-five copies ... printed ... on Barcham green hand-made paper ... The Welsh text has been prepared by J. E. Caerwyn Williams ... Rhif (No.) 156."
A prose allegory in three sections, each closing with a poem; first published, London, 1703.  Possibly suggested by the Sueños of Quevedo. cf. Foreword.
Table of contents: title: Gweledigaeth y byd.  Vision of the world.; title: Cerdd ar fesur Gwêl yr adellad.  To the tune of Gwêl yr adellad.; title: Gweledigaeth angeu.  Vision of death.; title: Cerdd ar y dôn Gadel y tir.  To the tune of Leaveland.; title: Gweledigaeth uffern. Vision of hell.; title: Cerdd ar y dôn Tromgalon.  To the tune called Heavy-heart.