A WELSH CLASSICAL DICTIONARY CONMOR. According to Pierre Le Baud (d[removed]Comorus was Count of Léon (Histoire de Bretagne, 1638, p.65). He is also called Count of Poher with its centre at Carhaix (Nora K.Chadwick, Early

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