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Brynley F. Roberts (ed.), National Library of Wales Journal 27 (1991–1992)

Deborah Hayden • David Stifter • Nora White • Katherine Forsyth • Megan Kasten, OG[H]AM: harnessing digital technologies to transform understanding of ogham writing, from the 4th century to the 21st (2021-present)

Herbert Wood, The chronicle of Ireland, 1584–1608, by Sir James Perrott (1933)

Roisin McLaughlin, ‘Ornamental reader’s aids: a unique insight into illustrations’ in Irish Script on Screen (ISOS) – Meamrám Páipéar Ríomhaire... (1999, 2023)

Peter Roberts, The chronicle of the kings of Britain: translated from the Welsh copy attributed to Tysilio (1811)

Samuel Roffey Maitland • Ordovix, ‘[Correspondence:] Taliesin ... Yr awdl fraith’, British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and Ecclesiastical Information 19 (1841)

Ifor Williams, Gwyneddon 3 (1931)

Nicholas Owen, ‘[I] A concise history of the Lords Marchers’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, ‘[III] A letter of Dr. Lloyd, bishop of St. Asaph’s, to Mr. Thomas Price, of Llanvyllin, in Denbighshire, concerning Jeffrey of Monmouth’s History’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, ‘[IV] An account of the discovery of America, by Madoc ap Owen Gwynedd, in the year 1170, more than 300 years before the voyage of Columbus’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, ‘Memoirs of the life of Edward Llwyd ... transcribed from a MS. in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, ‘[II.2] The names and arms of Englishmen and others who became who came to be possessed of estates in Wales, and have settled there for several ages’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, ‘[II.1] The names and arms of the ancient nobility and gentry of North-Wales, taken from a book of pedigrees written about AD 1560’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, ‘[V] A celebrated poem of Taliesin, translated into Sapphic verse by the Rev. David Jones, vicar of Llanfair-Duffrin-Clwyd in Denbigshire, A.D. 1580’ in British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons... (1777)

Nicholas Owen, British remains, or a collection of antiquities relating to the Britons (1777)

W. J. Gruffydd, Y flodeugerdd newydd: casgliad o gywyddau’r bedwaredd ganrif ar ddeg, y bymthegfed ar unfed ar bymtheg (1909)

Phyllis Kinney • E. G. Millward, Blodeugerdd barddas o gerddi rhydd y ddeunawfed ganrif (1991)

Thomas Rowland Roberts, Barddoniaeth Edmwnd Prys, archddiacon Meirionydd (1899)

Peter Williams, ‘Brut y tywysogion: o amser Cadwaladr, brenhin diweddaf Brydain, hyd at Lewelyn diweddaf o dywysogion Brydain, etc.’, Trysorfa Gwybodaeth 1 (1770)

David Thomas (ed.) • Peter Bailey Williams (ed.), Trysorfa Gwybodaeth neu Eurgrawn Cymraeg 2 (1808)

David Thomas (ed.) • Peter Bailey Williams (ed.), Trysorfa Gwybodaeth neu Eurgrawn Cymraeg 1 (1807)

Brynley F. Roberts (ed.), National Library of Wales Journal 25 (1987–1988)

Brynley F. Roberts (ed.) • R. Geraint Gruffydd (ed.), National Library of Wales Journal 24 (1985–1986)

Anonymous, ‘Difregwawd Taliesin’, Trysorfa Gwybodaeth 1 (1770)

J. E. Caerwyn Williams, ‘Efengyl Nicodemus yn Gymraeg, II’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Robert M. Jones, ‘[Nodiadau cymysg:] Cai fab Cynyr’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Ceinwen Thomas, ‘[Nodiadau cymysg:] cwffi’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

J. E. Caerwyn Williams, ‘Efengyl Nicodemus yn Gymraeg [I]’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

G. J. Williams, ‘[Nodiadau cymysg:] archoll’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Brinley Rees, ‘[Nodiadau cymysg:] Tlysau Twrch Trwyth’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

A. O. H. Jarman, ‘Peiryan vaban’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Victor E. Nash-Williams, ‘Notes on the site of the Roman legionary fortress at Caerleon (Mon)’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

H. N. Savory, ‘Socketed axe from Llangollen (Denb.)’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

H. N. Savory, ‘Stone axe from Merionethshire’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

H. N. Savory, ‘Discoveries on Merthyr Mawr Warren’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Glanmor Williams, ‘The episcopal registers of St. David’s, 1554–65’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Wilfrid J. Hemp, ‘Merioneth cairns and barrows in Llandrillo and neighbouring parishes’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 14 (1950–1952)

Ariel Shisha-Halevy, ‘Structural sketches of Middle Welsh syntax, I’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

James A. Doig, ‘The prophecy of the ‘six kings to follow John’, and Owain Glyndŵr’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Peter Wynn Thomas, ‘Safonau Cymraeg ysgrifenedig’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Andrew Breeze, ‘Master John of St Davids, Adam and Eve, and the rose amongst thorns’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Christopher D. Morris, ‘Birsay: an Orcadian centre of political and ecclesiastical power: a retrospective view on work in the 1970s and 1980’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Edmund Waddelove, ‘The Roman road between Caer Gai and Rhûg’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Philip W. Dixon, ‘Hafoty, Llansadwrn, Anglesey: excavations and survey of a medieval house’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Morgan Thomas Davies, ‘Dafydd ap Gwilym and the friars: the poetics of antimendicancy’, Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Studia Celtica 29 (1995)

Josiah Rees (ed.) • Peter Williams (ed.), Trysorfa Gwybodaeth 1 (1770)

William Owen Pughe, ‘The Mabinogi of Taliesin’, The Cambrian Quarterly Magazine and Celtic Repository 5 (1833)

Patrick K. Ford • Jerry Hunter, Tales of Merlin, Arthur, and the magic arts: from the Welsh Chronicle of the Six Ages of the World (2023)

William Owen Pughe, ‘The Mabinogion: or the romance of Math ab Mathonwy’, The Cambrian Quarterly Magazine and Celtic Repository 1 (1829)

William Owen Pughe, ‘The tale of Pwyll’, The Cambro-Briton 2 (1821)

William Owen Pughe, ‘The Mabinogion, or juvenile amusements, being ancient Welsh romances’, The Cambrian Register 1 (1796)

Charlotte Guest, The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr Coch o Hergest, and other ancient Welsh manuscripts, vol. 3 (1849)

Charlotte Guest, The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr Coch o Hergest, and other ancient Welsh manuscripts, vol. 1 (1849)

Charlotte Guest, The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr Coch o Hergest, and other ancient Welsh manuscripts, vol. 2 (1849)

Charlotte Guest, The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr Coch o Hergest, and other ancient Welsh manuscripts (1838–1849)

John Hughes, Horae Britannicae: or, studies in ancient British history (1818–1819)

Juliette Wood, ‘The folklore background of the Gwion Bach section of Hanes Taliesin’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 29 (1982)

Carys Gadsden, ‘A new date for the Chwedleu seith doethon Rufein of Oxford, Bodleian Library, Jesus College MS 20?’, Reading Medieval Studies 39 (2013)

Patrick K. Ford, Ystoria Taliesin (1992)

Graham R. Isaac, ‘Medieval Welsh Englynion duad and Proto-Indo-European *diḗus ph2tḗr’, Journal of Celtic Studies 5 (2005)

Carys Gadsden, ‘Chwedleu seith doethon Rufein, the Middle Welsh Les sept sages de Rome: an inadequate rendering or a new perspective on this internationally popular tale?’, Narrative Culture 7 (2020)

Carys Gadsden, Chwedleu seith doethon Rufein: a single manuscript edition of the Middle Welsh text of The seven sages of Rome, from Oxford, Jesus College Manuscript 20: including translation and notes (2021)

Rupert H. Morris, Parochialia, being a summary of answers to ‘parochial queries in order to a geographical dictionary, etc, of Wales’, issued by Edward Lhuyd: North Wales, vol. 1 (1909)

Rupert H. Morris, Parochialia, being a summary of answers to ‘parochial queries in order to a geographical dictionary, etc, of Wales’, issued by Edward Lhuyd: North and South Wales (continued), vol. 3 (1911)

Rupert H. Morris, Parochialia, being a summary of answers to ‘parochial queries in order to a geographical dictionary, etc, of Wales’, issued by Edward Lhuyd: North Wales (continued); South Wales, vol. 2 (1910)

Rupert H. Morris, Parochialia, being a summary of answers to ‘parochial queries in order to a geographical dictionary, etc, of Wales’, issued by Edward Lhuyd (1909–1911)

A. W. Wade-Evans, ‘Bonedd y saint, E’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 86 (1931)

Barry J. Lewis, Bonedd y saint: an edition and study of the genealogies of the Welsh saints (2023)

G. T. Clark, ‘The earls, earldom, and castle of Pembroke. No. VIII. The house of Valence’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

H. S. Milman, ‘[Correspondence] The political geography of Wales’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

John Fenton, ‘[Correspondence] Carneddau in Pembrokeshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Robert William, ‘[Correspondence] Wynnstay MSS: charters of Trefeglwys’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

R. Ready, ‘Catalogue of seals connected with Wales, in the museums of Swansea, Caernarvon, and Ludlow’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

William Edmunds, ‘On some old families in the neighbourhood of Lampeter, Cardiganshire, no II.’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Anonymous, ‘On the military architecture of Wales’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

René-François Le Men, ‘Early Breton antiquities’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

W. W. E. Wynne, ‘Pardon to Rys ap Gruffith ap Aron, of Peniarth, and others: from the original, or a very early copy, at Peniarth’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Anonymous, ‘Uriconium’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Edward L. Barnwell, ‘Carved stone hammer’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

W. Basil Jones, ‘[Correspondence] On the origin of the Welsh’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

John O. Westwood, ‘Early inscribed stones of Wales’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

G. T. Clark, ‘The earls, earldom, and castle of Pembroke. No. VI. The earls mareschal’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

R. Perrott, ‘Ploabennec, Brittany: round towers’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Harry Longueville Jones • M. M., ‘Carn Goch, Carmarthenshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

R. G. Le Men, ‘Celtic arms and ornaments found at Ploneour, Brittany’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Harry Longueville Jones, ‘Early inscribed stones of Wales: the Sagranus stone at St Dogmael’s, Pembrokeshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Cambrian Archaeological Association, ‘Obituary: the Rev. John Montgomery Trahere, M.A., F.R.S., F.S.A.’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

J. E. Evans, ‘Yspytty Ifan, or the Hospitallers in Wales’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

John O. Westwood, Lapidarium Walliae: the early inscribed and sculptured stones (1876–1879)

Anonymous • Edward Lhuyd, ‘Letters of Edward Lhwyd’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Matthew Moggridge, ‘Druidic circle, Rhosmaen, Radnorshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

G. T. Clark, ‘The earls, earldom, and castle of Pembroke. No. V. The earls mareschal’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Anonymous, ‘Charter of Aberavon, Glamorganshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

W. W. E. Wynne, ‘Rys ap Griffith ap Aron, his will: from a very old, if not contemporary, copy at Peniarth’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

W. W. E. Wynne, ‘Funeral of Hugh Nanney, Esq., of Nanney, A. D. 1647’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

John Fenton, ‘On the ancient modes of burial of the Cymry, or Celtic Britons’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

John O. Westwood, ‘The early inscribed and sculptured stones of Wales [continued]’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)

Anonymous, ‘[Correspondence] Welsh gentlemen serving in France, temp. Edward IV’, Archaeologia Cambrensis (3rd series) 6 (1860)