Sublime

The Welsh hero Pryderi, in the Mabinogion, is the son of Pwyll, lord of Llys Arbeth, and Rhiannon, a horse-goddess. Pryderi’s parentage is at once noble, divine and intimately connected with that animal so beloved by the Celts: the horse. His connection with horses is emphasized again when he is abducted as a newborn baby and then turns up lying on

He was a man who, by reason of his exceeding fatness, was therefore very peaceable.

Yet with the chariots can I still go forth, And aid with sage advice: for such the right And privilege of age;

Great Odysseus who excels all men in wisdom,

pleasure

more than a dog of his size and stature could have hoped for: food, a den with humans he could manipulate or evade, and an outside world that was not threatening.

a thirst for some loyalty that shall unify life,

cicerone