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Contents:
Preface
[Introduction I] “Purpose and scope”
ix
[Introduction II] “Further to the problem”
xi
[Introduction III] “The battle of Catraeth: a historical reconsideration”
xiii
[Introduction IV] “The enemies of the Godoðin”
xxxv
[Introduction V] “Ë Godoðin and the emergence of England”
xlii
[Introduction VI] “Mynyðawc Mwynvawr: chieftain of Din Eidïn?”
xlv
[Introduction VII] “Gwlygawt Godoðin and Üt Eidïn Uruei Mab Golïstan”
xlvii
[Introduction VIII] “The ascription to Aneirin and the ‘Reciter’s Prologue’”
l
[Introduction IX] “Godoðin and the title of the corpus”
liv
[Introduction X] “The patron of Guarchan (Aneirin) Mab Dwywei”
lvi
[Introduction XI] “The Ur-text and common exemplars”
lxvi
[Introduction XII] “The theory of Strathclyde transmission”
lxxx
[Introduction XIII] “Ur-text and Ur-bard”
lxxxiii
[Introduction XIV] “The stages of transmission: performance, text, context, and recontextualisation”
lxxxix
[Introduction XV] “Historia Brittonum §§57-65: ‘The Northern History’”
cx
[Introduction XVI] “About the reconstructed and edited texts”
cxxvii
“Map”
cxliv
“Reconstructed text, translation, edited manuscript readings”
The most archaic text B2 (2ff); text B1 (26ff); the most innovative text A (52ff)
1
“Notes”
131
Abbreviations
236
Bibliography
246
Index
249
