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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Guest, Charlotte, Edwards, Owen Morgan, 1902. The Mabinogion: Translated from the Red Book of Hergest by Lady Charlotte Guest, . The Welsh Library. View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Williams, Owen, 1902. The Mabinogion, . T. Fisher Unwin. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Nutt, Alfred, 1904. The Mabinogion: Medieval Welsh Romances Translated by Lady Charlotte Guest, (revised and enlarged from 1902 edition), . David Nutt. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1906. The Mabinogion (Everyman edition), . J. M. Dent and Sons and E. P. Dutton View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Lanier, Sidney, 1881. The Boy's Mabinogion; Being the Earliest Welsh Tales of King Arthur in the Famous Red Book of Hergest, (Lanier edition), . Sampson Low and Co. View Webpage » View notes »
, , , , 2002 May 22. The Mabinogion,, View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Nutt, Alfred, 1902. The Mabinogion: Medieval Welsh Romances Translated by Lady Charlotte Guest, . David Nutt. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 1990. Mabinogion: The Four Branches, (Illus. Jo Conti), . Llanerch. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, 2001. The Mabinogion, (Illust. Alan Lee), . Harper Collins. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Williams, Owen, 1902. The Mabinogion, . T. Fisher Unwin. View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Edwards, Owen Morgan, 1902. The Mabinogion: Translated from the Red Book of Hergest by Lady Charlotte Guest, . The Welsh Library. View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Edwards, Owen Morgan, 1902. The Mabinogion: Translated from the Red Book of Hergest by Lady Charlotte Guest, . The Welsh Library View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Williams, R., 1902. The Mabinogion, View notes »
Guest, Charlotte, Edwards, Owen Morgan, 1992. The Mabinogion, . Llanerch Publishers
Guest, Charlotte, 1991. Mabinogion: The Four Branches (Illus. Jo Nathan), . Llanerch Press, 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 »
, , , , 2004. The Mabinogion, View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Charlotte., . The Mabinogion, (from the 1849 edition), View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Lady Charlotte, 1877. The Mabinogion, From the Welsh of the Llyfr Coch o Hergest (The Red Book of Hergest) in the Library of Jesus College, Oxford Translated, with notes, . Bernard Quaritch View Webpage » View notes »
Guest, Revel, John, Angela V., 2007, [1989]. Lady Charlotte Guest: An Extraordinary Life, . The History Press View notes »
Guest, Revel, John, Angela V., 1989, repr. pbk. 2007. Lady Charlotte: A Biography of the Nineteenth Century, . Weidenfeld & Nicolson View notes »
, , 1994. Miscarriages and Miraculous Births in Indo-European Tradition, in: Journal of Indo-European Studies. pp. 151–63
, , 2014. A Welsh Manuscript in America: Library Company of Philadelphia, 8680, in: National Library of Wales Journal View Webpage » View notes »
Gwenogwvryn Evans, John, 1902. Report on manuscripts in the Welsh language, . Historical Manuscripts Commission View notes »
, , 1907, 1973, 1977, 2010. The White Book of Mabinogion: Welsh Tales & Romances Reproduced from the Peniarth Manuscripts, . Private subscription View Webpage » View notes »
Gwenogwvryn Evans, John, 1899. Report on manuscripts in the Welsh language. Peniarth, vol. 1:3, . Historical Manuscripts Commission View notes »
Gwenogwvryn Evans, John, 1897, 1905. Pedeir Kainc y Mabinogi. Breuddwyd Maxen. Lludd a Llevelys, . Oxford View notes »
Gwenogwvryn Evans, John, Jones, R. M., 1973, 1977. Llyfr Gwyn Rhydderch: Y Chwedlau a’r Rhamantau (The White Book of Rhydderch: The Legends and Romances), View notes »
Gwenogwvryn Evans, John, , , 1887. The Text of the Mabinogion and Other Welsh Tales from the Red Book of Hergest: (Llyfr Coch), . Private subscription. View Webpage » View notes »
Gwyndaf, Robin, 1980. The Welsh Folk-Narrative Tradition, . pp. 218-25. Brewer View notes »
Gwyndaf, Robin, Almqvist et al., , 1987. The Cauldron of Regeneration: Continuity and Function in the Welsh Epic Tradition, . pp. 413 -51. Brewer View notes »
, , 2001. Gwyr y Gogledd? Some Icelandic Analogues to Branwen Ferch Lyr, in: CMCS View Webpage » View notes »
, , 2012. Gwyr y Gogledd? Some Icelandic Analogues to Branwen Ferch Lyr, View Webpage » View notes »
, , 2016?. 4 branches of the Mabinogi, View notes »
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.
Hansen, Chad, 2002. The five-fifths of myth, View notes »
, , 1981 -1982. "'Pwyll Prince of Dyfed": the narrative structure, in: Studia Celtica. pp. 126-134 View Webpage » View notes »
, , 1974. Cradle of the Gods: Birth of the Hero in Medieval Narrative, in: University of Windsor Review. pp. 45-54 View notes »
, , 2006. Horse Motifs in Folk Narrative of the Supernatural, View notes »
Harris, Meinir, 2003. Dychwelyd at Gyfeiriadau, Termau a Chysyniadau Cyfreithiol yn y Mabinogi (References check, Legal Terms and Concepts in the Mabinogi [My trans.]), in: Y Traethodydd. pp. 17–39
Harvey, Michael, 2015 March 14. Performing the Mabinogi - a storytellers perspective, View Webpage »
, , Tues 15 Nov 2016, 22.45. Superheroes of the Mabinogion, View Webpage » View notes »
Hawke, Andrew et al., 2014. Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru / A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, (GPC), View Webpage »
Haycock, Marged, Koch, John T., 2006. Bromwich, Rachel, . pp. 294-5. ABC Clio. View notes »
Haycock, Marged, 2011. Rachel Sheldon Bromwich: 30.07.1915— 15.12.2010, in: ZCP. pp. 1-4
, , Johnston, Dafydd, Rowland, Jenny, Daniel, Iestyn, 2003. Cyfoeth y Testun: Ysgrifau ar Lenyddiaeth Gymraeg yr Oesoedd Canol, [Texts of Power: Essays on Medieval Welsh Literature, my trans.], . Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru
Hazekamp, Annemarie, 2007. Social roles in selected medieval Welsh prose tales, View notes »
, , , , , , 2010. Afterlife and Celtic Concepts of the Otherworld, . pp. 43-58 View Webpage »
Hemming , Jessica, 2002. Bos primigenius in Britain, or Why Do Fairy Cows Have Red Ears?, in: Folklore. pp. 71-82
Hemming , Jessica, 1999. Review of Breeze, in: Early Medieval Europe. pp. 149–50
Hemming , Jessica, 2009. The Mabinogi : Legend and Landscape of Wales (Review), in: Folklore. pp. 232-234 View notes »
Hemming , Jessica, 1996. Ami and Amile: A Partial Source for Pwyll?, in: CMCS. pp. 57-93 View notes »
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?,
Hemming, Jessica, 1998. Reflections on Rhiannon and the Horse Episodes in Pwyll, in: Western Folklore. pp. 19-40
Hemming, Jessica, 2009. Beast-Boys and Evil Twins: Folk Narrative Names in the Four Branches of the Mabinogi,
Hemming, Jessica, 2013. The Colour Portrait in Medieval Welsh Literature,

 

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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