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 | | In the British triads it is stated that when the Lake of Llion overflowed and submerged the whole of Britain, the people were all drowned excepting Dwyfan and Dwyfach, who escaped in a naked or sailless boat. |
 | | It is said that one of them, in drawing forth the Afanc, overstrained himself, and his eyes fell out of their sockets. |
 | | Welsh mythology describes the Afanc, or beaver, as a creature of monstrous size, which, when taken and fastened with huge iron chains, was so heavy that he could only be dragged out of the great lake by twin oxen of great strength. |
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