Mabinogi Bibliography

In the Mabinogi Bibliography YOU CAN  … SEARCH for an author, title, date etc. … click open Notes to see extra info … Copy/ Paste an entry to reference it. If you SEARCH and get a list you like – copy all of it! More  Category searches on the way, as well as Timeline view by year of publication (work in progress Feb 2015).

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Erickson, Kristine, 2001. Wales as the cradle of romance : how Lady Charlotte Guest's Mabinogion changed Welsh and English literature, View notes »
Etchingham, Colmán, Jankulak, Karen ; & Wooding, 2007. Viking-Age Gwynedd and Ireland. Political relations, . pp. 149-167
Faletra, Michael A., 2014. Wales and the Medieval Colonial Imagination, . Palgrave Macmillan View notes »
Faletra, Michael A., 2014. Epilogue: The Birds of Rhiannon, . pp. 173-180. Palgrave Macmillan View Webpage » View notes »
Faletra, Michael A., Cavell, Emma, Hurlock, Kathryn, 2018. Welsh Mythology, . Brill
, , 2015 March 13. Dating the Four Branches', View Webpage »
Fee, Christopher R.; and Leeming, 2004. Gods, heroes & kings: the battle for mythic Britain, . OUP View notes »
, , 1992. Legal Aspects of the Hunting Scene in 'Pwyll', in: Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies. pp. 71-79. View notes »
Ford, Patrick K., 1975 -6. The Poet as Cyfarwydd in Early Welsh Tradition, in: Studia Celtica. pp. 152-62
Fraser, Maxwell, 1968 (Part 2) 1969. Lady Llanover and her circle, in: Cymm.. pp. 170-196 View notes »
, , 1963. Lady Llanover and Lady Charlotte Guest, in: Anglo-Welsh Review. pp. 36-43 View notes »
Fulton, Helen, Koch, John T., 2006. Critical and Theoretrical Perspectives in the Study of Literatures in the Celtic Languages, . pp. 496 -500. ABC Clio. View notes »
, , , , , , 2011. Literature of the Welsh Gentry: Uses of the Vernacular in Medieval Wales, . pp. 3-17. Brepols View Webpage » View notes »
, , , , 2013. The Status of the Welsh Language in Medieval Wales (book chapter), . pp. 3-17. University of Sydney View Webpage » View notes »
Fulton, Helen., Nagy, Josef F., 2001. Individual and Society in Owein/Yvain and Gereint/Erec, View notes »
, , 2000. Historia Brittonum, ‘History of the Britons, . Cambridge
, , 1972. The politics of Sir John Guest, 1825-1852,
Goetinck, Glenys Witchard, 1987-88. Pedair Cainc y Mabinogi: Yr Awdur a’I Bwrpas (Author & Purpose), in: Llên Cymru. pp. 249-69 View notes »
Green, Miranda J., 1998. Animals in Celtic life and myth, . Routledge. View notes »
Griffiths, R., 1994. Conquerors and conquered in medieval Wales, . St. Martin’s Press
, , 2010. The Origins of the Four Branches of the Mabinogi, (REVIEW), in: Modern Language Review. pp. 830-831 View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1840. The Mabinogion. Vol. 2, . Rees; and Longmans. View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1849. The Mabinogion, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Guest, Charlotte, 1838-49. The Mabinogion; from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, London; simultaneously View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1849. The Mabinogion, (3 vols), . Tonn Press, Llandovery; and Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1838. The Mabinogion, I; from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1840. The Mabinogion, III: from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1839. The Mabinogion, II: from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1842. The Mabinogio, IV: from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1843. The Mabinogion, V: from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1849. The Mabinogion VII: from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1845. The Mabinogion, VI: from the Llyfr Coch o llergest and other ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes, . Tonn Press, Llandovery, Wales; and Longmans, London; simultaneously. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Frost, Adam, 1999. The Mabinogion, . Dover View notes »
Halsall, Paul, . The Internet History Sourcebooks Project, View Webpage » View notes »
Hamel, A. G. van., 1936. The conception of fate in early Teutonic and Celtic religion, in: Saga-book of the Viking Society. pp. 202–14
Hamp, Eric, 1974. Mabinogi, in: Cymm.. pp. 243-249 View notes »
Hamp, Eric, 1999. Mabinogi and Archaism, in: Celtica. pp. 96-112 View Webpage » View notes »
, , 1972. On dating and archaism in the Pedeir Keinc, in: Cymm.
Harvey, Michael, 2015 March 14. Performing the Mabinogi - a storytellers perspective, View Webpage »
Haycock, Marged, 1999. 'Where cider ends, there ale begins to reign': drink in medieval Welsh poetry, . University of Cambridge, Dept of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic Studies
Haycock, Marged, Koch, John T., 2006. Bromwich, Rachel, . pp. 294-5. ABC Clio. View notes »
Hemming , Jessica, 2002. Bos primigenius in Britain, or Why Do Fairy Cows Have Red Ears?, in: Folklore. pp. 71-82
Hemming, Jessica, 1995. ’Across the Crupper of His Horse’: Stirrups, Mounted Combat, and the Pre-Norman Welsh,
Hemming, Jessica, 1997. Bos primigenius in Britain, or Why Do Fairy Cows Have Red Ears?,
Henley, Georgia, 2010. Vengeful Wells and Spouting Lakes: Expressions of Hydrolatry in Gerald of Wales, Chrétien de Troyes, and Celtic Myth,
Henri, Theodore Claude, 1842. Contes Populaire des Anciens Bretons, . Imprimerie Schneider et Landgrand. View notes »
Henry, P. L., 1968. Culhwch and Olwen—Some Aspects of Style and Structure, in: Studia Celtica. pp. 30-38
Hopkins, Amanda, McClune, Kate, Rushton, Cory J., 2010. The Erotic In The Literature Of Medieval Britain, in: Nottingham Medieval Studies. pp. 224-227
Hunter, Gerald T., 1988. Onomastic Lore in the Native Middle Welsh Prose Tales,
Hunter, T.G., 1998 -99. The Literary Nation: Textual Constructions of Welsh Nationhood c.1282 to 1997, . Proc. Harvard Celtic Colloquium
, , Cohen, Jeffrey Jerome, 2000. Marking Time: Branwen, Daughter of Llyr and the Colonial Refrain, . pp. 173-92. St. Martin's Press
Ingham, Patricia., 2001. Sovereign Fantasies: Arthurian Romance and the Making of Britain, . University of Pennsylvania Press View notes »
Isaac, G. R; and Rodway, 1929 - 2010. Prosiect Bartrum/Bartrum Project (Genealogies 300-1500), View Webpage » View notes »
, , , , , , , , , , 2010. Rhyddiaith Gymraeg o Lawysgrifau’r 13eg Ganrif Fersiwn 1.0/ 13th Century Welsh prose manuscripts Version 1.0 [Peniarth 6 text download], View Webpage » View notes »
Jacobs, Lesley., 2011. Kinship, violence, and inheritance in early Germanic and Celtic heroic narratives, View notes »
, , , , 1993. 'Llwyr wybodau, llen a llyfrau': Hopcyn ap Tomas a'r traddodiad llenyddol Cymraeg, . pp. 4-44 View notes »
, , 2006. Hopcyn ap Tomas a ‘Llyfrgell Genedlaethol’ Ynysforgan / Hopcyn ap Thomas a ‘National Library’ at Ynysforgan, in: Cymm.. pp. 31-57 View notes »
, , 1991. Ym Myd y Mabinogi [review], in: Barn View notes »
Jarman, A. O. H., , , 1976, & 1992. A Guide to Welsh Literature, Volume One, . University of Wales Press View notes »
Jarman, A. O. H., , , 1979. A Guide to Welsh Literature, Volume Two 1282-c.1550, . University of Wales Press View notes »

 

WHAT IS IN IT? The Mabinogi Bibliography is firstly about the Four Branches of the Mabinogi, but it also has a lot of entries for The Mabinogion.’ There are selected background resources (e.g. Welsh historical context, and Middle Welsh.) Then there are key items of fiction, theatre, arts, media, music. Lots of online resources.

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