Editing Dumnonii (section)

==Sub-Roman and post-Roman Dumnonia==
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The [[Sub-Roman Britain|Sub-Roman or Post-Roman]] history of Dumnonia comes from a variety of sources and is considered exceedingly difficult to interpret<ref>Webster, Graham (1991) ''The Cornovii'' (Peoples of Roman Britain series). London: Duckworth</ref> given that historical fact, legend and confused pseudo-history are compounded by a variety of sources in [[Middle Welsh]] and [[Latin]]. The main sources available for discussion of this period include [[Gildas]]'s ''[[De Excidio Britanniae]]'' and [[Nennius]]'s ''[[Historia Brittonum]]'', the ''[[Annales Cambriae]]'', ''[[Anglo-Saxon Chronicle]]'', [[William of Malmesbury]]'s ''[[Gesta Regum Anglorum]]'' and ''De Antiquitate [[Glastonbury Abbey|Glastoniensis]] Ecclesiae'', along with texts from the ''[[Black Book of Carmarthen]]'' and the ''[[Red Book of Hergest]]'', and [[Bede]]'s ''[[Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum]]'' as well as "The Descent of the Men of the North" (''[[Bonedd Gwŷr y Gogledd]]'', in [[Peniarth|Peniarth MS 45]] and elsewhere) and the ''[[Book of Baglan]]''.