Vortigern Studies Index
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- Caerwyn Williams, J.E.
(1991):
Brittany and the Arthurian Legend, in: Bromwich,
R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the
Welsh, pp. 249-272.*
- Campbell, James, ed. (1982)): The Anglo-Saxons,
(Penguin, Oxford repr. 1991).*
- Campbell, James (1982): The End of Roman
Britain, in: Campbell, J. (ed.): The Anglo-Saxons,
pp. 8-19.*
- Campbell, James (1982): The Lost
Centuries: 400-600, in: Campbell, J. (ed.):
The Anglo-Saxons, pp. 20-44.*
- Campbell, James (1986): Essays in Anglo-Saxon
History, (London).
- Campbell, James (1986): The Age of
Arthur, review of John Morris, The Age
of Arthur, (London 1973), in: James
Campbell, Essays in Anglo-Saxon History, pp.
121-130.*
- Carver, M. (1989): Kingship and
material culture in early Anglo-Saxon East Anglia,
in: Bassett, The Origins, pp. 141-158.*
- Casey, P.J. et al (1979): The End of
Roman Britain, British Archaeological Reports
(British series) 71.*
- Casey, P.J. (1979a): Magus Maximus
in Britain, a reappraisal, in: Casey, the End
of Roman Britain, pp. 66-79.*
- Casey, P.J. (1993): The End of Fort
Garrisons on Hadrians Wall: A hypothetical Model,
in: Vallet et Kazanski, L'Armee Romaine,
pp. 259-268.*
- Chadwick, Hector
Munro (1959):
The End of Roman Britain, in: Chadwick,
Studies in Early British History, pp. 9-20.*
- Chadwick, Hector
Munro (1959):
Vortigern, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early
British History, pp. 21-33.*
- Chadwick, Hector
Munro (1959):
The Foundation of the Early British Kingdoms, in:
Chadwick, Studies in Early British History,
pp. 47-56.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. et al (1958): Studies in
the Early British Church, (Cambridge).
- Chadwick, Nora K. et al (1959): Studies in
Early British History, (Cambridge).*
- Chadwick, Nora K.: A Note on the Name
Vortigern, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early
British History, pp. 34-46.*
- Chadwick, Nora K.: A Note on Constantine,
Prince of Devon, in: Chadwick, Studies in
Early British History, pp. 56-60.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1959): Intellectual
Contacts between Britain and Gaul in the Fifth
Century, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early
British History, pp. 189-253.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1959): A Note on Faustus
and Riocatus, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early
British History, pp. 254-263.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1962): Bretwalda-Gwledig-Vortigern,
in: The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic
Studies 19, pp. 225-230.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1963a): Celtic Britain,
(London, repr. 1989).*
- Chadwick, Nora K. et al (1963a): Celt and
Saxon, Studies in the Early British Border, (Cambridge).
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1963b): The Conversion
of Northumbria: A Comparison of Sources, in: Celt
and Saxon, pp. 138-166.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1963c): The Battle of
Chester: A Study of Sources, in: Celt and
Saxon, pp. 167-185.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1963d): The Celtic
Background of Anglo-Saxon England, in: Celt
and Saxon, pp. 323-352.*
- Chadwick, Nora K. (1969): Early Brittany,
(Cardiff).
- Chadwick, Owen (1959): The Evidence of
dedications in the early History of the Welsh
Church, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early British
History, pp. 173-188.*
- Chandler, John (1991): The Vale of
Pewsey (West Country Landscapes), (Bradford on
Avon).*
- Charles-Edwards,
Thomas (1989):
Early medieval kingships in the British Isles, in:
Bassett, The Origins, pp. 28-39.*
- Charles-Edwards,
Thomas (1991):
The Arthur of History, in: Bromwich, R.,
Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the Welsh,
pp. 15-32.*
- Charles-Edwards,
Thomas (1995):
Language and Society among tne Insular Celts AD
400-1000, in: Green, M.: The Celtic World,
pp. 703-736.*
- Clarke, B. ed. and trans. (1993):
Life of Merlin, Vita Merlini, (Cardiff).
- Coates, Richard,
Andrew Breeze and David Horovitz (2000): Celtic Voices,
English Places, Studies of the Celtic Impact on
Place-names in England, Shaun Tyas, Stamford.*
- Codrington, Thomas (1903): Roman Roads in
Britain, (London), at: http://www.ukans.edu/history/index/europe/ancient_rome/E/Gazetteer/Periods/Roman
/Topics/Engineering/roads/Britain/.Texts/CODROM/home.html
- Collingwood, Robin
George and J.N.L. Myres (1937): Roman Britain and the
English Settlements, (repr. 1961).
- Colgrave, B. and
Mynors, R.A.B., eds. (1969): Bede's
Ecclesiastical History of the English People, (Oxford
Clarendon Press, repr. 1979).
- Copplestone-Crow, B. (1981-2): The Dual
Nature of the Irish Colonization of Dyfed in the
Dark Ages, in: Studia Celtica 16/17, pp. 3-24.*
- Copley, Gordon J. (1954): The Conquest of
Wessex in the Sixth Century, (London).*
- Copley, Gordon J. (1958): An Archaeology of
South-East England, A Study in Continuity, (London).*
- Crick, Julia C. (1991): The Historia
Regum Britannie of Geoffrey of Monmouth IV,
Dissemination and Reception in the Later Middle
Ages, (Cambridge).
- Crittall, E. ed. (1973): A History of
Wiltshire, vol 1,part 2, in: The Victoria
History of the Counties of England, (Oxford),
pp. 460-484.*
- Cummins, W.A. (1995): The Age of the
Pitcs, (Alan Sutton).*
- Curley, Michael J. (1994): Geoffrey of
Monmouth, (New York).
- Dark, Kenneth R. (1985): The Plan and
Interpretation of Tintagel, in: Cambridge
Medieval Celtic Studies 9, pp. 1-18.*
- Dark, Kenneth R. (1992): A Sub-Roman Re-Defence
of Hadrian's Wall?, in: Britannia 23, pp.
111-120.*
- Dark, Kenneth R. (1993): Town or
Temenos? A Reinterpretation of the Walled
Area of Aquae Sulis., in: Britannia 24,
pp. 254-255.*
- Dark, Kenneth R. (1994): Civitas to
Kingdom, British Political Continuity 300-800,
Studies in the Early History of Britain, (Leicester).*
- Dark, Kenneth R. (1995): Theoretical
Archaeology, (London).*
- Dark, Kenneth R. (1998): Centuries of Roman
survival in the West, in: British Archaeology 32, http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba32/ba32feat.html#dark.*
- Dark, Kenneth R. (2000): Britain and the
End of the Roman Empire, (Tempus, Stroud).*
- Dark, Kenneth R.
and Petra Dark (1997): The Landscape of Roman
Britain: (Sutton).*
- Davies, J.L. and D.P.
Kirby eds. (1994):
Cardiganshire County History, vol. 1: From the
Earliest Times tot the Coming of the Normans,
published on behalf of the Cardiganshire
Antiquarian Society and the RCAHW, (Cardiff).
- Davies, J. L. and A.H.A.
Hogg (1994):
The Iron Age, in: J.L. Davies and D.P. Kirby (eds.):
Cardiganshire County History vol.1, pp. 219-274.
- Davies, John (1996): The Making of
Wales, (CADW, Cardiff).*
- Davies, R.R. (1979): Historical
Perception: Celts and Saxons, (Cardiff).
- Davies, Wendy (1978): An early Welsh
Microcosm - Studies in the Llandaff Charters, Royal
Historical Society Studies in History 9, (Royal
Historical Society, London).
- Davies, Wendy (1979): The Llandaff
Charters, (The National Library of Wales,
Aberystwyth).
- Davies, Wendy (1979a): Roman
Settlements and Post-Roman Estates in South-East
Wales, in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain,
pp. 153-173.*
- Davies, Wendy (1982): Wales in the
Middle Ages, (Leicester).
- Davis, R.H.C. (1989): Did the Anglo-Saxons
have Warhorses?, in: Hawkes, Weapons and
Warfare, pp. 141-144.*
- Deferrari, Roy J., ed. and trans. (1964):
Orosius, Paulus: The Seven Books of History
against the Pagans, The fathers of the Church
vol. 50, (Washington DC).
- Drinkwater, J.F. (1998): The Usurpers
Constantine III (407-411) and Jovinus (411-413),
in: Britannia 29, pp. 269-299.*
- Dumville, David N. (1972-4): Some aspects of
the chronology of the Historia Brittonum,
in: Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 25,
pp. 439-445.*
- Dumville, David N. (1973): A new chronicle-fragment
of early British history, in: English
Historical Review LXXXVII, pp. 312-314.*
- Dumville, David N. (1976): The Anglian
collection of royal genealogies, in: Anglo-Saxon
England 5, pp. 2-50.*
- Dumville, David N. (1975-6): 'Nennius' and
the Historia Brittonum, in: Studia Celtica 10/11,
pp. 78-95.*
- Dumville, David N. (1977): Sub-Roman
Britain: History and Legend, in: History 112, pp.
173-192.*
- Dumville, David N. (1977a): Kingship,
genealogies and regnal lists, in: Sawyer, P.H.:
Early Medieval Kingship, (Leeds), pp. 72-104.*
- Dumville, David N. (1977b): Celtic-Latin
texts in northern England, c.1150-1250, in: Celtica
12, pp. 19-49.*
- Dumville, David N. (1977-8): The Welsh
Latin Annals, in: Studia Celtica 12/13, pp.
461-467.*
- Dumville, David N. (1982): Ths 'Six' Sons of
Rhodri Mawr: A Problem in Asser's Life of
King Alfred, in: Cambridge Medieval
Celtic Studies 4, , pp. 1-18.*
- Dumville, David N.
and Michael Lapidge et al (1984): Gildas: New
Approaches, Studies in Celtic History 5, (Woodbridge).*
- Dumville, David N. (1984): Gildas and
Maelgwn: problems of dating, in: Lapidge and
Dumville, Gildas: New Approaches, pp. 51-60.*
- Dumville, David N. (1984a): The chronology
of De Excidio Britanniae, Book 1, in: Lapidge
and Dumville, Gildas: New Approaches, pp. 61-84.*
- Dumville, David N. (1984b): Gildas and
Uinniau, in: Lapidge and Dumville, Gildas: New
Approaches, pp. 207-214.*
- Dumville, David N. (1985): Late Seventh- oe
Eight-Century Evidence for the British
Transmission of Pelagius, in: Cambridge
Medieval Celtic Studies 10, pp. 39-52.*
- Dumville, David N. (1986): The historical
value of the Historica Brittonum, in: Arthurian
Literature 6, pp. 1-26.*
- Dumville, David N. (1989): Essex, Middle
Anglia and the expansion of Mercia in the South-East
Midlands, in: Bassett, The Origins, pp.
123-140.*
- Dumville, David N. (1989a): The origins of
Northumbria: some aspects of the British
background, in: Bassett, The Origins, pp.
213-222.*
- Dumville, David N. (1989b): The Tribal
Hidage: an introduction to its texts ans their
history, in: Bassett, The Origins, pp. 225-230.*
- Dumville, David N. (1990): Histories and
Pseudo-Histories of the Insular Middle Ages, (Aldershot).
- Dumville, David N. (1990): Two Troublesome
Abbots, in: Celtica 21, pp. 146-52, at: http://www.celt.dias.ie/publications/celtica/c21.html.*
- Dumville, David N. (1993): Britons and Anglo-Saxons
in the Early Middle Ages, (Aldershot).
- Dumville, David N. et al (1993a): Saint
Patrick, A.D. 493-1993, (Woodbridge).
- Dumville, David N. (1995): The Idea of
Government in Sub-Roman Britain, in: Ausenda,
After Empire, pp. 177-217.*
- Dyer, James (1981): The Penguin
Guide to Prehistoric England and Wales, (Penguin).*
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