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	WBF Ceridwen
		Lofted in the fall of 1982, Ceridwen was built at "Magner & Sons Boatworks" in Carlsburg, WA.
		John Magner and his son Kevin lofted her, and helped owners Matt and Stephanie McCleary pour the lead keel, cut and assemble the keel timbers, steam bend the oak frames, install the shear clamp, shelf, and deck frames, lay the plywood sub-deck, and attach the cabin sides and coach roof.
		Ceridwen has Balua keel timbers, Port Orford cedar planking, teak decking with Honduras mahogany covering boards, old growth fir cabin sides, and a fir and mahogany interior with bird's-eye maple countertops.
	www.woodenboat.org /festival/Guide/2004/guide_ceridwen.htm (304 words)

	THE ROMANCE READER reviews: Beauchamp Besieged by Elaine Knighton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ceridwen has no idea who she is attacking, but even after she fails, she vows to avenge the death of her beloved Owain.
		Ceridwen is horrified at the idea of not only marrying a murderous Norman, but one of the notoriously cruel Beauchamp family.
		Ceridwen is headstrong and can be selfish, but has the decency to admit when she is being so.
	www.theromancereader.com /knighton-beauchamp.html (812 words)

	Ceridwen
		In Celtic mythology, Ceridwen was a magician, mother of Taliesin, Morfran, and a beautiful daughter.
		Ceridwen had a magical cauldron that could make a potion granting wisdom.
		When Ceridwen became pregnant, she knew it was Gwion and resolved to kill the child when he was born.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ce/Ceridwen.html (172 words)

	Cauldron of Changes
		But Ceridwen leapt into the water and she became an otter, and though Salmon was swift, Otter was swifter, and her paws flexed for the kill.
		That Ceridwen is a Welsh aspect of the Great Goddess is suggested by her two children, who in their polarized qualities of darkness and light, personify the opposites: the Two that emerge from the One to form the world of creation as we experience it.
		So Ceridwen’s cauldron is both the womb that gives birth to Taliesin, and also, as a symbol of the goddess who metes out death as well as life, an instrument of destruction whose spilled contents poisoned the streams and the animals that drank from them.
	www.celticspirit.org /cauldron.htm (2210 words)

	Ceridwen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Welsh mythology, Ceridwen was a magician, mother of Taliesin, Morfran, and a beautiful daughter Crearwy (or Creirwy).
		Her husband was Tegid Voel (Welsh:Tegid Foel), and they lived near Bala Lake in Wales.
		Morfran (also called Avagddu) was hideously ugly, so she sought to make him wise.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ceridwen (311 words)

	RealMagick Article: The Story of Ceridwen by John Patrick Parle
		Ceridwen very much wanted to find some consolation for her son Avagddu, so she created a cauldron of inspiration to give him superior knowledge and wisdom.
		Ceridwen's cauldron came with three muses, and helped her to be associated with the field of language, poetry, and letters.
		Ceridwen's hen ate the wheat, from which in legend caused her to conceive and later give birth to a beautiful son, afterwards renowned in Welsh myth as Taliesin.
	realmagick.com /articles/35/2035.html (534 words)

	Cauldron of Changes
		But Ceridwen leapt into the water and she became an otter, and though Salmon was swift, Otter was swifter, and her paws flexed for the kill.
		That Ceridwen is a Welsh aspect of the Great Goddess is suggested by her two children, who in their polarized qualities of darkness and light, personify the opposites: the Two that emerge from the One to form the world of creation as we experience it.
		So Ceridwen’s cauldron is both the womb that gives birth to Taliesin, and also, as a symbol of the goddess who metes out death as well as life, an instrument of destruction whose spilled contents poisoned the streams and the animals that drank from them.
	www.chalicecentre.net /cauldron.htm (2210 words)

	Ceridwen's Cauldron (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The chase that follows is where the boy takes on one form after another trying to escape the angry Ceridwen, until finally he turns himself into a grain and she turns into a hen and eats him.
		Ceridwen is the Goddess of death chasing the soul in a continual serious of death and rebirth.
		If Ceridwen represents death then the soul is liberated from the chase by being accepted into Death and reborn of Death.
	www.smokylake.com /Christy/myths/ceridwen.htm (420 words)

	Ceridwen
		Ceridwen is a magician who features in the mythical version of the life of the genuine bard Taliesin.
		Ceridwen had an ugly son, Afagddu ("ugly"), whom she wished to make wise.
		She became pregnant with him and he was born nine months later, a boy of astounding grace and beauty whom she named Taliesin and put into a coracle in the sea.
	www.pantheon.org /mythica/articles/c/ceridwen.html (153 words)

	Concerning the name Ceridwen, Kerridwyn, and the like
		Ceridwen is the name of a supernatural character in a Welsh tradition loosely associated with the Arthurian cycle [1].
		Ceridwen was the goddess of poetic inspiration and the mother of Taliesin, the legendary bard.
		The earliest example we have found of the ordinary use of the name is an 8-year-old girl in the Aberystwyth census of 1881.
	www.medievalscotland.org /problem/names/ceridwen.shtml (666 words)

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		CERIDWEN has not reviewed all of these third-party sites and does not control and is not responsible for any of these sites or their content.
	www.freeweb.hu /ceridwen/terms.html (660 words)

	Harvard Gazette: Ceridwen Dovey '03 films her native South Africa
		Ceridwen Dovey '03 is a South African documentary filmmaker whose honors thesis involved three months filming in a winery in the Western Cape in South Africa.
		In "Aftertaste," senior Ceridwen Dovey's documentary film about South African "empowerment project" wine farms, there are no good guys or bad guys, no obvious winners or clear losers.
		It's a visit to the murky world of changing race relations and subtly shifting power structures in the world of wine farming, where "coloured" (people of mixed race, who claim Dutch, Malay, and the indigenous South African Khoisan people as their heritage) workers toil for white owners.
	www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/2003/06.05/21-dovey.html (1215 words)

	Ceridwen
		Ceridwen (Welsh) Presumably cognate with the Roman goddess Ceres; in Hanes Taliesin (The Story of Taliesin) the wife of Tegid Foel.
		The goddess of nature, her function was to do battle with her favorite sons, to oppose and persecute them until they had grown stronger to endure than she was to afflict: then she turns and becomes their devoted servant.
		Ceridwen brewed the cauldron of wisdom on the mountainside.
	www.globaloneness.com /ceridwen (1042 words)

	Ceridwen
		Ceridwen is derived from the Latin for compassion and she is the Welsh goddess of wisdom, equivalent to Isis.
		She gives birth and calls the spirit home when its time to enter eternity has come.
		…Ceridwen Devi Media is making a map on Flickr/Leighton Cooke to geolocate various projects and places in Leighton’s Amsterdam.
	ceridwen.wordpress.com (1268 words)

	Welsh Deities (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ceridwen was a Welsh goddess of unknown attribute.
		Ceridwen was the mother of a daughter named Creirwy, and had two sons, Morvran ab Tegid and Morfran (Y Fagddu or Afagddu).
		When Ceridwen gave birth to a son, she knew her child was really reincarnation of Gwyon Bach, who retained memory of his previous life, as well as his skill as a bard.
	www.timelessmyths.com /celtic/welsh.html (4127 words)

	Ceridwen - Napa Valley
		All at once the man threw the katana on the counter and left in a huff, yelling back to her as he walked out the door, "Keep it!".
		Ceridwen grinned and placed the katana in the display case before greating the next customer.
		Ceridwen closed her eyes once more and repeated the chant.
	www.angelfire.com /ca5/stanapa/ceridwen.html (559 words)

	Dreams of Ceridwen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ceridwen has given birth to me, and I am stirring her cauldron.
		It was she who was chasing me. She's the otter, hungry for fish.
		Ceridwen calls, and I forget that she is also my mother, so I run.
	www.smokylake.com /Christy/ceridwen.htm (323 words)

	Taliesin
		Ceridwen was grieved that Morfran was so horrible, and resolved by her magic arts to make him into such a great bard that no-one would mind his ugliness.
		Long labored Ceridwen, roaming far to find the rare and exotic herbs she required, and so it chanced that she fell asleep on the last day of the spell.
		Soon after, Ceridwen found herself with child, though she had lain with no man. When she realized that the baby was Gwion, she resolved to kill it, and Morfran wanted her to also, in revenge for his not becoming a bard.
	www.pantheon.org /articles/t/taliesin.html (2517 words)

	Xlibris.Com Bookstore
		Ceridwen, a young woman with divided loyalties, watches as the peace and plenty she enjoys at the Saxon stronghold of Kilton gives way to wary watchfulness.
		Ceridwen’s life revolves around her beloved husband Gyric, cruelly maimed by the Danish foe, rendered now unfit for battle and seemingly, for happiness.
		Ceridwen of Kilton is a richly woven tapestry of characters with great depth, beauty and strength.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=12688 (610 words)

	Mystical Awakening of Pisces and Ceridwen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ceridwen put a mortal boy, Gwion Bach, to stir the cauldron and a blind man, Morda, to keep the fire going.
		Ceridwen assumed the shape of a fl hen, and She devoured the seed...
		Ceridwen admired his beauty, and so far from destroying him, she placed him in a leather bag and dropped him into Her lake.
	www.fellowshipofisis.com /liturgy/sophia1.html (2627 words)

	Tale of Ceridwen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To compensate for her son's deformed visage, Ceridwen decided to concoct a potion that would transform her otherwise socially disadvantaged son into a man of high intelligence and great vision.
		Unfortunately the prescribed cooking time was a year and a day, and not even Ceridwen, despite having two children who constantly kept her awake, could go that long without sleep.
		Ceridwen noticed the change in the boy, but didn't act soon enough, and Gwion fled, leaving behind him the now worthless contents of the cauldron.
	arthsoc.drruss.net /Cauldron/ceritale.html (573 words)

	Harvard Gazette: Ceridwen Dovey '03 films her native South Africa
		Ceridwen Dovey '03 is a South African documentary filmmaker whose honors thesis involved three months filming in a winery in the Western Cape in South Africa.
		In "Aftertaste," senior Ceridwen Dovey's documentary film about South African "empowerment project" wine farms, there are no good guys or bad guys, no obvious winners or clear losers.
		It's a visit to the murky world of changing race relations and subtly shifting power structures in the world of wine farming, where "coloured" (people of mixed race, who claim Dutch, Malay, and the indigenous South African Khoisan people as their heritage) workers toil for white owners.
	www.hno.harvard.edu /gazette/2003/06.05/21-dovey.html (1215 words)

	The Circle of Ceridwen Trilogy
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		Across this war-torn landscape travels fifteen year old Ceridwen, now thrust into the lives of the conquerors.
		Her divided loyalties spur her to summon all her courage - a courage that will be sorely tested as she defies both Saxon and Dane and undertakes an extraordinary adventure to save a a man she has never met.
	www.octavia.net /books/booklist.html (302 words)

	Ceridwen of Kilton, a RebeccasReads.com Book Review by Rebecca Brown
		Ceridwen of Kilton is written in the first person singular, which often makes for a startlingly strange turn of phrase, Olde English notwithstanding.
		It has been a long time since I immersed myself in a story from the Old World about the jockeying for power before England was forged by male relatives who banded together to repel invaders, in lethal, hand-to-hand combat, swearing oaths of fealty, and ceaselessly deceiving each other for a crown.
		While Ceridwen of Kilton is frequently mesmerizing reading, like a strong mead, to be sipped and swirled around the palette, tasting the bouquet of the story and its telling, I was almost instantly confused by fathers and sons having the same names, and the importance of the cast of characters.
	www.rebeccasreads.com /reviews/18wom/18rano23.html (454 words)

	Ceridwen - Origin and Meaning of the name Ceridwen at BabyNames.com
		Ceridwen - Origin and Meaning of the name Ceridwen at BabyNames.com
		The meaning of the name Ceridwen is Fair Poetry
		The origin of the name Ceridwen is Welsh
	www.babynames.com /Names/name_display.php?n=CERIDWEN (88 words)

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