She was fetched to him and the maiden came in, but she was with child. At that very moment she gave birth to twins, a fine boy with rich yellow hair and a smaller boy. But Aranrhod was shamed at the boys for she had no husband, and did not care for them.
Then Math son of Mathonwy took one and baptised him Dylan. The boy grew up to love the sea and became a fisherman, and for that reason he was called Dylan Eil Ton, sea son of the wave. The blow whereby his death came was from his uncle Gofannon, and that at the mouth of the Conway.
Gwydion took the smaller boy and wrapped him in a sheet of silk. Then he carried him to the town, where he knew there was a woman who had breasts, and he made a bargain with the woman to suckle the child. The boy was reared that year and was the size of a two year old. When he was a big boy and able to go by himself to the court, Gwydion gave heed to him, and the boy grew used to Gwydion and loved him better than any one. Then the boy was reared at court.
