The light of Britannia. The mysteries of ancient British druidism unveiled; the original source of phallic worship, and the secrets of the court of King Arthur revealed; the creed of the stone age restored, and the Holy Grael discovered in Wales
The Light of Britannia is an 1893 Cardiff antiquarian treatise by Owen Morgan, published by D. Owen & Co., arguing about ancient British druidism and Arthurian legend for a Victorian readership of antiquarian enthusiasts. Its pictures are rough line engravings: a looping ring-and-sprig motif, a diamond-framed bust in a floral border, a sun-rayed face roundel, and a crude map-like sketch, offering a designer simple woodcut-style emblems and folk-antiquarian ornament to borrow.
