Vortigern Studies Index
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- Jackson, Kenneth H. (1953): Language and
History in Early Britain, (Edinburgh).
- Jackson, Kenneth H. (1959): The British
Language during the Period of the English
Settlements, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early
British History, pp. 61-82.*
- Jackson, Kenneth H. (1963): On the Northern
British Section in Nennius, in: Celt and
Saxon, pp. 20-62.*
- Jackson, Kenneth H. (1982): Varia:
2. Gildas and the Names of the British Princes,
in: Cambridge Medieval Celtic Studies 3, pp.
30-40.*
- James, E. (1989): The origins of
barbarian kingdoms: the continental evidence, in:
Bassett, The Origins, pp. 40-52.*
- James, J.W. (1970): The Harleian MS.
3859 Genealogy 2, in: The Bulletin of the
Board of Celtic Studies 23, pp. 143-152.*
- Jankulak, Karen (2000): Cartulary of
Sainte-Croix de Quimperlé, in: Literature and
Politics in the Celtic World, pp. 218-247.*
- Jarman, A.O.H. (1991): The Merlin Legend
and the Welsh Tradition of Prophesy, in: Bromwich,
R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the
Welsh, pp. 117-146.*
- Jelley, Harry (1998): Saint Patrick's
Somerset Birthplace, (Car Valley, Somerton).*
- Jelley, Harry (1998): Locating the
birthplace of St Patrick, British Archaeology
36 (July), at: http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba36/ba36feat.html#jelley.
- Jenkins, M.G. (1962): The Origin of
Lloegr, in: The Bulletin of the Board of
Celtic Studies 19, pp. 9-23.*
- Jesson, M and D.
Hill eds. (1971):
The Iron Age and its Hill-Forts, (Southampton).
- Johnson, Stephen (1980): Later Roman
Britain, (Bungay).*
- Jones, A.H.M., J.R.
Martindale and John Morris. (1970): The Prosopography of the
Later Roman Empire vol.1 A.D. 260-395, (Cambridge).
- Jones, Barri and
David Mattingly (1990): An Atlas of Roman Britain,
(Frome).*
- Jones, Michael E. (1979): Climate
Nutrition and Disease: an Hypothesis of Romano-British
Populations, in: Casey, the End of Roman
Britain, pp. 231-251.*
- Jones, Michael E.
and John Casey (1988): The Gallic Chronicle
Restored: A Chronology for the Anglo-Saxon
Invasions and the End of Roman Britain, in: Britannia
XIX, pp. 367-398.*
- Jones, Michael E.
and John Casey (1990): The Date of the Letter of
the Britons to Aetius, in: The Bulletin of the
Board of Celtic Studies 37, pp. 281-290.*
- Jones, Michael E.
and John Casey (1991): The Gallic Chronicle
Exploded?, in: Britannia 22, pp. 212-215.*
- Jones, Michael E. (1996): The End of Roman
Britain, (Cornell).*
- Jones, Michael E. (1996a): Geographical-Psychological
Frontiers in Sub-Roman Britain, in: Mathisen
and Sivan, Shifting Frontiers, pp. 45-58.*
- Jones R.E., Acton
Griscom
trans. and ed.(1929) : Geoffrey of Monmouth.: The
Historia Regum Britanniae of Geoffrey of Monmouth,
(London repr. 1977).
- Kempson, E.G.H. (1952): Wiltshire Place-
and Field-Names, in: Wiltshire Archaeological
and Natural History Magazine 197, pp. 70-74.*
- Kent, J.P.C. (1979): The End of Roman
Britain: the Literary and Numismatic Evidence
Reviewed, in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain,
pp. 15-27.*
- Kightly, Charles (1982): Folk Heroes of
Britain, (Thames and Hudson, London repr. 1984).
- Kirby, D.P. (1970): Vortigern, in: The
Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 23, pp.
37-59.*
- Kirby, D.P. and
Williams, J.E.C. (1975-6): review of The Age of
Arthur, a History of the British Isles from 350
to 650 by John Morris, in: Studia Celtica
10/11, pp. 454-486.*
- Kirby, D.P. (1991): The Earliest
English Kings, (London).
- Koch, John T. (1990): *Cothairche,
Esposito's Theory, and neo-celtic Lenition, in: Bammesberger
and Wollman, Britain 400-600: Language and
History, pp. 97-119.*
- Kruta, Vera et al (1993): The Celts,
(London).*
- Laing, Lloyd Robert (1975): The Archaeology
of Late Celtic Britain and Ireland, c. 400-1200
AD, (London).
- Laing, Lloyd Robert (1979): Celtic Britain,
(Bury St Edmunds).*
- Laing, Lloyd Robert
and Jennifer Laing (1979a): A Guide to Dark Age
Remains in Britain, (London).*
- Laing, Lloyd Robert
and Jennifer Laing (1979b): Anglo-Saxon England, (St
Albans).*
- Laing, Lloyd Robert
and Jennifer Laing (1990): Celtic Britain and
Ireland, AD 200-800. The Myth of the Dark Ages, (Worcester).
- Laing, Lloyd Robert
(1990a): The
beginnings of 'Dark Age' Celtic Art, in: Bammesberger
and Wollman, Britain 400-600: Language and
History, pp. 37-50.*
- Laing, Lloyd Robert
and Jennifer Laing (1993): The Picts and the Scots,
(London).*
- Lapidge, Michael
and David N. Dumville et al (1984): Gildas: New
Approaches, Studies in Celtic History 5, (Woodbridge).*
- Lapidge, Michael (1984): Gildas's
Education and the Latin culture of Sub-Roman
Britain, in: Lapidge and Dumville, Gildas: New
Approaches, pp.27-50.*
- Lloyd, John Edward (1911): A History of
Wales, from the earliest times to the edwardian
conquest, vol. 1, (Longmans, London 1948).
- Lloyd-Morgan, C. (1991): Breddwyd
Rhonabwy and Later Arthurian Literature, in: Bromwich,
R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the
Welsh, pp.183-208.*
- Lovecy, I. (1991): Historia
Peredur ab Efrawg, in: Bromwich, R.,
Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the Welsh,
pp. 171-182.*
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