About Tysilio, please have a look on a study by Morfydd Owen, "Trois poemes
en gallois sur des saints gallois lies à la Bretagne", in Kreiz
2, Etudes sur la Bretagne et les pays celtiques, Brest 1993,
p. 201-258.
The hagiographical dossier of the Breton saint Suliau is a little more
complicated, as the tradition made a sort of mix between three
differents saints (Sulien, Suliau and Sulin) : the most recent study on this
subject is the one by Bernard Tanguy, "De l'anciennete relative des cultes
des saints Sulien, Suliau et Sulin en Bretagne", in Bulletin de
la Societe archeologique du Finistere, t. 128 (1999), p.
218-222.
N. Orme, in his book on The Saints of
Cornwall, Oxford, 2000, P. 238-239, gives (in English) a brief
account of the question.
Best
ANDRE-YVES BOURGES
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