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See Joceline of Furness's 12th-century Life of St. Kentigern, in W. F. Skene (ed.), Four Ancient Books of Wales (Edinburgh, 1874);
A. P. Forbes , The Lives of St. Ninian and St. Kentigern (Edinburgh, 1868).
The saint's link to Merlin is in the Welsh poem Lailoken and Kentigern, ed. H. D. L. Ward, Romania, 22 (1893), 514–25.
See also Rachel Bromwich , Trioedd Ynys Prydain, rev. edn. (Cardiff, 1978), 319–21, 548.
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