... 2007 , 2:867, 3:102, 3:111). The posthumous publication of Llwyd’s collected poetry, funded by over three hundred subscriptions from both Wales and England, evinces his enduring popularity in the years leading up to the midpoint of the nineteenth century. 7 Since that time, however, Llwyd’s work has...

...Daniel Davies Abstract Scholars often claim that medieval writers use Britain and England interchangeably, but Britain was a contested term throughout the period. One persistent issue was how Scotland fit within Anglocentric visions of the island it shared with England and Wales. This article...

... that the earliest poetic remains that have come down in Irish and Welsh, assigned in both cases to the sixth century, are the oldest extant in any European vernacular. The literary traditions developed in Ireland and Wales have at all periods shown certain broad resemblances which spring from...

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... Library of Wales. Bibliotheca Celtica. Aber- ystwyth, 1939. Rev. by John J. Parry in JEGP, XXXIX (1940), 141-144. 2088. Newstead, Helaine. Bran the Blessed in Arthurian Ro- mance. New York, 1939. Rev. by Grace Frank in RR, XXXI (194O), 293-295 ; by Thomas Jones in MLR, xxxv...

... to Dr. Thomas Jones, C. H. Cardiff: Univ. of Wales Press Board, 1938. 1875. “Darogannau.” [One, “Proffwydoliaeth y Wennol,” attributed to Merddin.] BBCS, IX (1939), 314-319. 1876. “Tri Cerdd Ddarogan.” [One, “0hen lyf r Mer- ddin” ; others mention Arthur and Merddin...

... Shields’s new book analyzes how transatlantic literary studies have tended to neglect “the significant contributions of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales to the development of American literature and culture” (3). One of the book’s principal aims, as Shields explains in her epilogue, is “to decenter the Anglo...

...: In Memory of Karl Julius Holzknecht. Washington Square, N.Y.: New York University Press, 1959. Pp. xxvi + 368. $6.00. Bibliotheca Celtica: A Register of Publications Relating to Wales and the Celtic Peoples & Languages. Third Series, Vol. V, 1957. Aberystwyth: National Library...

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.... SRoger Sherman Loomis, Wales umf the Arthurian Legend (Cardiff, 19.561, p. 89. Loomis, too, has noted that the old woman and Bercilak’s wife are doublets. “LUCY Allen Paton, Studies of thc Fairy Mythology of Arthicrian Romaircc (Boston, 1903), pp. 7-8. 7 John Rhys, Stiidzes...

...; The bridges from the steepled crest Cross the water east and west. The flag of morn in conqueror‘s state Enters at the English gate: The vanquished eve, as night prevails, Bleeds upon the road to Wales...

..., 1957. Pp. 237. GENERAL Barnet, Sylvan, Morton Berman, and William Burto (editors). Eight Great Comedies. New York: New American Library, Mentor Book MD 216, 1958. Pp. 469. $0.50. Bibliotheca Celtica: A Register of Publications Relating to Wales...

.... xxvi + 368. $6.00. Bibliotheca Celtica: A Register of Publications Relating to Wales and the Celtic Peoples & Languages. Third Series, Vol. V, 1957. Aberystwyth: National Library of Wales, 1958. Pp. 115. Bond, Richmond P. (editor). New Letters to the Tutler and Spectator. Austin...

... Relating to Wales and the Celtic Peoples and Languages. Third Series, Vol. 111, 1955. Aberystwyth : National Library of Wales, 1956. Pp. 132. 7s. 6d. Borland, Harold H. Nietzsche’s Influence on Swedish Literature, with Special Reference to Strindberg, OIa Hansson, Heidenstam and Froding...

...), pp. 21-48. 4518. . “Parzivals ‘einvalt Euphorion, LII ( 1958), 297-302. 4519. Gruffydd, W. J. Folklore and Myth in the “Mabinogion.” A Lecture Delivered at the National Museum of Wales on 27 October 1950. Cardiff: Univ. of Wales Press, 1958. Rev. by Mary Williams...

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...] . The Settlements of the CeZtic Saints in Wales. Cardiff: Univ. of’Wales Press, 1954. (References to St. Illtud, St. Padarn, etc.) Rev. in LTLS, May 6, 1955 (Religious Books Sect p. xiii; by Kenneth Jackson in EHR, LXX (1955)) 142-143. 3932. Braunstein, Joseph. “Return Engagement : Tributaries...

... for the 2 volumes. Piper, H. W. Nature and Supernatural in “The Ancient Mariner.” An Inau- gural Public Lecture delivered in Armidale, New South Wales, on September 19, 1955. Armidale, New South Wales: University of New England, 1957. Pp. 30. Saul, George Brandon. Prolegomena...

.... by P. F. Dembowski in RPh, xv (1961-62), 389-390; by P. Rickard in FS, XVI (1962), 85. Paul A. Brow 291 5208. Jarman, A. 0. H. “Geoffrey of Monmouth and the ‘Matter of Britain Wales Through the Ages (5276), I, 145-152. 5209...

... Art hurian Bibliography 4124. Bostock, J. K. “The Ant’s Waist: A Query.” ME, xxv ( 1956), 84-85. (Comparisons in Wolfram’s Parzzval.) 3931. Bowen, E. G. The Settlements of the Celtic Saints in Wales. 1954. Rev. by Rachel Bromwich in ME,xxv (1956), 90-91 ; by Mary Williams...