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Rh VI. SOURCES

I. COLLECTIONS OF MANUSCRIPTS

The name of the collection is denoted by a sm. cap. initial without a stop; the number of the follows, and generally the number of the page or folio, separated by an oblique stroke; thus  99/469 means Peniarth  99, page (or folio) 469. The except those of the Brit. Mus., are numbered as in the Histor&shy;ical Manu&shy;scripts Commis&shy;sion’s Report on Manu&shy;scripts in the Welsh Language. after a reference indicates that the words quoted appear in the Report. As many of the quota&shy;tions are taken from tran&shy;scripts in some of which only the p. or fol. of the opening lines of a poem was given, the reference may be to the piece beginning on the p. or fol. named.


 * = British Museum Additional Manuscripts.
 * = Cardiff Free Library Manuscripts.
 * = Manuscripts in the Jesus College Library, Oxford.
 * Ỻ = Llanstephan Manuscripts, now in the National Library of Wales.
 * = Mostyn Manuscripts, at Mostyn Hall.
 * = Peniarth Manuscripts, now in the National Library of Wales.
 * Stowe = British Museum Stowe Manuscripts.

O.W. materials are distinguished thus †. References are not usually given to the pages of and  as Loth Voc. forms an index to these The reference is to pages except where otherwise stated below.

†: Annales Cambriæ in Y Cymmrodor ix 152–169; reference to years. [Early 12th cent. literal tran&shy;script of late 10th cent. orig. by scribe ignorant of Welsh, see Philli&shy;more’s preface.]


 * Athrawaeth Gristnogavl [Milan 1568]. By Morys Clynoc; ed. by G.R. Cymmrodorion Soc. Reprint 1880.


 * Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales&#8203;…&#8203;2 vols. 1841.


 * The Book of Aneirin = 1, circa 1250. Facsimile and Text by J. Gwenogvryn Evans. Pwllheli 1908. [Parts are tran&shy;scribed literally from older copies not under&shy;stood by the scribe.]


 * Barddas… With trans. and notes by J. Williams ab Ithel. i Llandovery 1862; (ii London 1874). [Late Gwentian.]