Vortigern Studies Index
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- Eagles, B. (1989): Lindsey, in: Bassett,
The Origins, pp. 202-212.*
- East, William
Gordon (1974):
De Contemptu Britonum: a History of Prejudice, (Yale
University).
- Elton, Hugh (1992): Defence in Fifth-century
Gaul, in: Drinkwater and Elton, Fifth-century
Gaul, pp. 167-176.*
- Esmonde Cleary, A.S.
(1989): The
Ending of Roman Britain, (London).*
- Evison, Vera I. ed.
(1981):
Angles, Saxons & Jutes, essays presented to J.N.L.
Myres, (Oxford 1981).
- Evison, Vera I. (1981): Distribution Maps
and England in the first two phases, in: Evison,
Angles, Saxons & Jutes, pp. 126-167.*
- Fahy, D. (1964-5): When did
Britons become Bretons ? A note on the foundation
of Brittany, in: Welsh History Review 2, pp.
111-124.*
- Faulkner, Neil (2000): The Decline
and Fall of Roman Britain, (Tempus).*
- Fenn, R.W.D. (1966-7): Who was St.
Harmon?, in: The Radnorshire Transactions,
pp. 50-55.*
- Field, P.J.C. (1999): Gildas and the
City of the Legions, in: The Heroic Age 1, http://www.mun.ca/mst/heroicage/issues/1/hagcl.htm
- Finberg, H.P.R. (1964): The Early
Charters of Wessex, Studies in Early English
History 3, (Leicester).
- Finberg, H.P.R. ed. (1972): The Agrarian
History of England and Wales, vol I- Part II: AD
43-1042, (Cambridge).
- Foord, Edward (1925): The Last Age
of Roman Britain, (George G.Harrap).*
- Fowler, P.J. (1976): Agriculture and
Rural Settlement, in: Wilson, The Archaeology
of Anglo-Saxon England, pp. 23-48.
- Fulford, M. (1979): Pottery
Production and Trade at the End of Roman Britain:
the Case against Continuity, in: Casey, the
End of Roman Britain, pp. 120-132.*
- Galliou, Patrick
and Michael Jones (1991): The Bretons, (Frome).
- Gardner, Keith S.,
Martin Ecclestone, Neil Holbrook and Andrew Smith
(eds.) (2003):
The Land of the Dobunni, (Heritage Publications,
King's Lynn).
- Gardner, Willoughby
(1932):
Craig Gwrtheyrn Hill Fort, Llanfihangel ar Arth,
Caermarthenshire, in: Archaeologia Cambrensis
87, pp. 144-150.*
- Gelling, Margaret (1973): The Place-Names
of Berkshire Parts 1, 2 and 3, English Place-Neme
Society vol. 49, (Cambridge). c
- Gelling, Margaret (1989): The early
history of western Mercia, in: Bassett, The
Origins, pp. 184-201.*
- Gelling, Margaret (1989): The Place-Name
Burton and Variants, in: Hawkes, Weapons and
Warfare, pp. 145-153.*
- Geraint Gruffydd, R. (1989-90): From Gododdin
to Gwynedd: reflections on the story of Cunedda,
in: Studia Celtica 24/25, pp. 1-14.*
- Giles, John Allan ed. and trans. (1891):
Geoffrey of Monmouth: The Historia Regum
Britanniae, full text (English) at http://camelot.celtic-twilight.com/hrb/index.htm
- Giles, John Allan ed. and trans. (1891):
Gildas: De Excidio Brittonum, in: Six Old
English Chronicles, of which two are now first
translated from the monkish Latin originals
(London, George Bell and Sons, full text (English)
at http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/gildas-full.html
- Giles, John Allan ed. and trans. (1891):
Nennius: The Historia Brittonum, trans. John
Allan Giles, in: Six Old English Chronicles,
of which two are now first translated from the
monkish Latin originals (George Bell and
Sons, London), full text (English) at: http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/nennius-full.html
- Giles, John Allan ed. (1911): William of
Malmesbury: Chronicle of the Kings of England,
from the earliest period to the reign of king
Stephen, trans John Sharpe, (London) full text (English)
at: http://camelot.celtic-twilight.com/william_malmesbury/index.htm
- Giles, John Allan. ed. (1911): William of
Malmesbury's Chronicle of the Kings of England,
from the earliest period to the reign of king
Stephen, (London).
- Gillam, J. (1979): Romano-Saxon
Pottery: an Alternative Interpretation, in: Casey,
the End of Roman Britain, pp. 103-118.*
- Giot, Pierre-Roland,
Philippe
Guigon and Bernard Merdrignac (2003): The British
Settlement of Brittany, (Tempus, Stroud).*
- Glasswell, Samantha (2002): The Earliest
English, (Tempus, Stroud).*
- Gough-Cooper, Henry
(2003):
Kentigern and Gonothigernus, A Scottish saint and
a Gaulish bishop identified, in: The Heroic
Age 6 (spring 2003), at: http://www.mun.ca/mst/heroicage/issues/6/gough-cooper.html
- Grabowski, Kathryn
and David N. Dumville (1984): Chronicles and Annals of
Mediaeval Ireland and Wales (the Conmacnoise-group
Texts), (Woodbridge).
- Grebanier, Bernard (1965): The Great
Shakespeare Forgery, a new look at the career of
William Henry Ireland, (Heinemann, London).
- Green, Cynthia
Whiddon (1998):
Saint Kentigern, Apostle to Strathclyde: A
critical analysis of a northern saint, A Masters
Thesis Presented to The Faculty of the Department
of English University of Houston, at: http://www.gypsyfire.com/Thesis.htm
- Green, Miranda J. ed. (1995): The Celtic
World, (London).
- Griscom, Acton and
R. Ellis Jones ed. and trans (1929): Geoffrey of
Monmouth.: The Historia Regum Britanniae of
Geoffrey of Monmouth, (London repr. 1977).*
- Hamilton, W. ed. and trans. (1986):
Ammianus Marcellinus : The Later Roman Empire (AD
354-378), (Penguin, St Ives).* c
- Hammer, Jacob ed. (1951): Geoffrey of
Monmouth, Variant Version of his Historia
Regum Britanniae, (Massachusetts).
- Hanson, R.P.C. (1986): review of
Gildas, New Approaches. Edited by Michael Lapidge
and David Dumville, in: Britannia 17, pp.
462-463.*
- Harris, Anthea (2003): Byzantium,
Britain & the West: Archaeology of Cultural
Identity AD400-650, (Tempus).*
- Harvey, John (1969): William
Worcestre - Itineraries, edited from the unique
MS. Corpus Christi College Cambridge, 210, (Oxford).
- Haselgrove, S. (1979): Romano-Saxon
Attitudes, in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain,
pp. 4-13.*
- Hawkes, Jacquetta H. (1973): A Guide to the
Prehistoric and Roman Monuments in England and
Wales, (London).
- Hawkes, Sonia
Chadwick (1974):
Some Recent Finds of Late Roman Buckles, in: Britannia
5, pp. 386-393.*
- Hawkes, Sonia
Chadwick et
al (1989): Weapons and Warfare in Anglo-Saxon
England, (Oxford 1989).
- Hawkes, Sonia
Chadwick (1989):
Weapons and Warfare in Anglo-Saxon England, an
Introduction, in: Hawkes, Weapons and Warfare,
pp. 1-9.*
- Haywood, John (1991): Dark Age Naval
Power, A Reassessment of Frankish and Anglo-saxon
Seafearing Activity (Anglo-Saxon Books, repr.
1999).*
- Herren, Michael W. (1990): Gildas and early
British Monasticism, in: Bammesberger and
Wollman, Britain 400-600: Language and History,
pp. 65-78.*
- Higham, Nicholas J.
(1992-3):
Medieval 'Overkingship' in Wales: the Earliest
Evidence, in: The Welsh History Review 16, pp.
145-159.*
- Higham, Nicholas J. (1993): Gildas and 'Agitus':
A Comment on De Excidio 20,1, in: The Bulletin
of the Board of Celtic Studies 40, pp. 123-14.*
- Higham, Nicholas J. (1994): The English
Conquest, Gildas and Britain in the Fifth Century,
(Manchester).*
- Hill, David (1981): An Atlas of
Anglo-Saxon England, (Oxford).
- Hill, David (2000): Offa versus
the Welsh, in: British Archaeology 56 (December),
at: http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba56/ba56feat.html#hill.*
- Hills, Catherine (1986): Blood of the
British, from Ice Age to Norman Conquest, (London
1986).
- Hines, John (1989): The Military
Contexts of the Adventus Saxonum: some
continental evidence, in: Hawkes, Weapons and
Warfare, pp. 25-48.*
- Hines, John (1990): Philology,
Archaeology and the adventus Saxonum vel
Anglorum, in: Bammesberger and Wollman,
Britain 400-600: Language and History, pp. 17-36.*
- Hines, John (1995): Cultural Change
and Sicial Organisation in early Anglo-Saxon
England, in: Ausenda, After Empire, pp. 75-94.*
- Hirst, S. and
Philip. Rahtz (1996): Liddington Castle and the
battle of Badon: excavations and research 1976,
in: Archaeological Journal 153, pp. 1-59.*
- Hogg, A.H.A. (1975): Hill-Forts of
Britain, (London).
- Hood, A.B.E. (1978): St. Patrick, His
writings and Muirchu's Life, History from the
Sources 9, (Unwin, Chichester).
- Hooke, Della (1998): The Landscape of
Anglo-Saxon England, (London).*
- Howlett, David (1998): Literate Culture
of 'Dark Age' Britain, in: British
Archaeology 33 (April), at: http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba33/ba33feat.html#howlett.*
- Hughes, Kathleen
and David N. Dumville (1980): Celtic Britain in the
early middle Ages, Studies in Celtic History 2,
(Woodbridge).*
- Humphries, Mark (1996): Chronicle and
chronology: Prosper of Aquitaina, his methods and
the development of early medieval chronography,
in: Early Medieval Europe 5, pp. 155-175.*
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