It should also be noted that the terms 'British' and 'Welsh' were used interchangeably, as 'Welsh' is the Saxon word meaning 'foreigner', and was applied to all the native Romano-British of the era.
Tamén cómpre dicir que os termos britano e galés se usaban indistintamente, xa que "galés" (wealh) era a palabra saxoa que significaba "estranxeiro" e aplicábase a todos os nativos britano-romanos da época.