Vortigern Studies Index
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- Radnorshire:
Discovery of ancient jewellery at Corregwynion
Rocks, Nantmel, History of Radnorshire, 2nd.
Edition 1859, published by J. Williams.
ed. E. Davies. Brecknock (1905).*
- Rahtz, P. and Watts,
L. (1979):
The End of Roman Temples in the West of Britain,
in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain, pp.
183-201.*
- Rahtz, Philip (2003): The Dobunnic
Area in Post-Roman Times, in: Ecclestone,
Gardner, Holbrook & Smith (eds.), The
Land of the Dobunni, pp. 24-31.
- Ralegh Radford, C.A. (1958): Vortigern, in: Antiquity
32, pp. 19-24.*
- Redknap, Mark (1995): Early
Christianity and its Monuments, : Green, M.:
The Celtic World, pp. 737-778.*
- Reece, R. (1994): 353, 367, or 357?
Splitting the difference or taking a new approach?,
in: Britannia 25, pp. 236-238.*
- Reiss, Edmund (1968-9): The Welsh
Versions of Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia,
in: The Welsh History Review 4, pp. 97-127.*
- Remfry, Paul (1998): Discovering the
lost kingdom of Radnor, in: British
Archaeology 34 (May), at: http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba34/ba34feat.html#remfry.*
- Rhys, John and
David Brynmor-Jones (1923): The Welsh People, (Greenwood
Press, New York 1969).
- Richards, J.D. (1995): An archaeology of
Anglo-Saxon England, in: Ausenda, After Empire,
pp. 51-74.*
- Roberts, Brynley F. ed. (1971): Brut y
Brenhinedd, Llanstephan MS 1 Version, Mediaeval
and modern Welsh series 5, (Dublin).
- Roberts, Brynley F.
(1991): Culhwch
ac Olwen, The Triads, Saints' Lives, in: Bromwich,
R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the
Welsh, pp. 73-96.*
- Roberts, Brynley F. (1991): Geoffrey of
Monmouth, Historia Regum Brittanniae and Brut
y Brenhinedd, in: Bromwich, R., Jarman, A.O.H.,
(ed.): The Arthur of the Welsh, pp. 97-116.*
- Robertson, A.J. ed. and trans. (1956):
The Anglo-Saxon Charters, (Cambridge).
- Rodwell, Warwick
and Trevor Rowley et al (1975): Small Towns of
Roman Britain, British Archaeological Reports
(British series) 15.
- Rohrbacher, David (2002): The Historians
of Late Antiquity (Routledge, London).*
- Rosenhaus, M.J. (1983): Britain between
myth and reality: the literary-historical vision
of Geoffrey of Monmouth's "Historia Regum
Britanniae, (Ann Arbor).
- Rowland, Jenny (1995): Warfare and
Horses in the Gododdin and the Problem
of Catraeth, in: Cambrian Medieval Celtic
Studies 30, pp. 13-40.*
- Rowley, Trevor (1975): The Roman Towns
of Oxfordshire, in: Rodwell and Rowley, the
Small Towns of Roman Britain, pp. 115-124.
- Rowley, Trevor (1984): The Norman
Heritage 1066-1200, (Aylesbury).*
- Ryan, M. (1993): The Early
Medieval Celts, in: Kruta, The Celts, pp.
621-637.*
- Salway, Peter (1993): The Oxford
illustrated History of Britain, (Oxford).*
- San Marte, A.S. (1854): Gottfried's von
Monmouth Historia Regum Britanniae, mit literar-historischer
Einleitung und ausführlichen Anmerkungen, und
Brut Tysylio, altwälsche Chronik in deutscher
Uebersetzung, (Halle).*
- Schaffner, P. (1984): Britain's iudices,
in: Lapidge and Dumville, Gildas: New
Approaches, pp. 151-156.*
- Schütte, S. (1995): Continuity
problems and authority structures in Cologne, in:
Ausenda, After Empire, pp. 163-176.*
- Seal, John (1995): The Dark Age
Saints of Somerset, Llanerch.*
- Seebold, Elmar (1990): Was ist jütisch?
Was ist kentisch?, in: Bammesberger and
Wollman, Britain 400-600: Language and History,
pp. 335-352.*
- Shadrake, Dan,
Susanna Shadrake and Richard Hook (ill.) (1997): Barbarian Warriors,
Saxons, Vikings, Normans, Brassey's History of
Uniforms 7, (London).*
- Sharpe, Richard (1984): Gildas as a
Father of the Church, in: Lapidge and Dumville,
Gildas: New Approaches, pp. 191-206.*
- Sharpe, Richard (1990): Saint Mauchteus, discipulus
Patricii, in: Bammesberger and Wollman,
Britain 400-600: Language and History, pp. 51-63.*
- Shirley-Price, L. trans. (1990): Bede:
Ecclesiastical History of the English People, (Penguin
Classics, St Ives).*
- Simms, Katherine (1990): Images of Warfare
in Bardic Poetry, in: celtica 21, pp.
608-19, at: http://www.celt.dias.ie/publications/celtica/c21.html.*
- Sims-Williams,
Patrick (1983):
Gildas and the Anglo-Saxons, in: Cambridge
Medieval Celtic Studies 6, pp. 1-30.*
- Sims-Williams,
Patrick (1984):
Gildas and vernacular poetry, in: Lapidge and
Dumville, Gildas: New Approaches, pp. 169-190.*
- Sims-Williams,
Patrick (1990):
Dating the Transition to Neo-Brittonic: Phonology
and History, 400-600, in: Bammesberger and
Wollman, Britain 400-600: Language and History,
pp. 217-261.*
- Sims-Williams,
Patrick (1991):
The Early Welsh Arthurian Poems, in: Bromwich,
R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the
Welsh, pp. 33-72.*
- Sims-Williams,
Patrick (1994-5):
Historical Need and Literary Narrative: a Caveat
from Ninth-Century Wales, in: The Welsh
History Review 17, pp. 97-127.*
- Smyth, Alfred P. (1984): Warlords and
Holy Men, Scotland AD 80-1000, The New History
of Scotland 1, (London).
- Snyder, Christopher
A. (1998):
An Age of Tyrants, Britain and Britons AD 400-600,
(Stroud).*
- Snyder, Christopher
A.Historical
and Archaeological (1999): The Age of Arthur:
Some Background, in: The Heroic Age 1, http://www.mun.ca/mst/heroicage/issues/1/haage.htm.
- Stanley, E.G. (1990), 'Hengestes heap',
Beowulf 1091, in: Bammesberger and
Wollman, Britain 400-600: Language and History,
pp. 51-63.*
- Stenton, Frank (1943): Anglo-Saxon
England, Oxford History of England 2, (Oxford
repr. 1989).*
- Stevenson, Joseph (1989): William of
Malmesbury: The Kings before the Norman Conquest,
(Lampeter).
- Sutherland, A.C. (1984): The imagery of
Gildas's De Excidio Britanniae, in: Lapidge
and Dumville, Gildas: New Approaches, pp. 157-168.*
- Swanton, M. ed. and trans. (1996):
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, (London).*
- Swift, Ellen (2000): Regionality in
Dress Accessories in the Late Roman West, Monographies
Instrumentum 11, (Éditions Monique Mergoil,
Montagnac).*
- Swift, Ellen (2000): The End of the
Western Roman Empire, An Archaeological
Investigation, (Tempus, Stroud).*
- Tanguy, B. (1989): De la Vie de
Saint Cadoc à Celle de Saint Gurtiern, in: Études
Celtiques 26, pp. 159-185.*
- Tatlock, John S.P. (1950): The Legendary
History of Britain, Geoffrey of Monmouth's
Historia Regum Britanniae and its early
Vernacular versions, (Berkeley).
- Thomas, Charles (1979): Saint Patrick
and Fifth-Century Britain: an Historical Model
Explored, in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain,
pp. 81-101.*
- Thomas, Charles (1981): Christianity in
Roman Britain to AD 500, (London repr. 1993).*
- Thomas, Charles (1986): Celtic Britain,
(London).*
- Thompson, E.A. (1977): Britain, AD 406-410,
in: Britannia 8, pp. 303-318.*
- Thompson, E.A. (1979): Gildas and the
History of Britain, in: Britannia 10, pp.
203-226.*
- Thompson, E.A. (1980): Procopius on
Brittia and Britannia, in: Classical Quarterly
30, pp. 498-507.*
- Thompson, E.A. (1983): Fifth-Century
Facts?, in: Britannia 14, pp. 272-274.*
- Thompson, E.A. (1984): Saint Germanus
of Auxerre and the End of Roman Britain,
Studies in Celtic History 6, (Woodbridge).*
- Thomson, R.L. (1991): Owain: Chwedl
Iarlles y Ffynnon, in: Bromwich, R.,
Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the Welsh,
pp. 159-170.*
- Thorpe, Lewis (1966): Geoffrey of
Monmouth: The History of the Kings of Britain, (Penguin
Classics, St Ives).
- Thorpe, Lewis (1974): Gregory of Tours-The
History of the Franks, (Penguin Classics, St Ives).*
- Todd, M. (1977): Famosa Pestis
and Britain in the Fifth Century, in: Britannia
8, pp. 319-325.*
- Tolkien, J.R.R. (1982): Finn
and Hengest, the Fragment and the Episode, ed.
Alan Bliss, (HarperCollins, repr. 1998).*
- Tolstoy, Nikolai (1962): Nennius, Chapter
Fifty-Six, in: The Bulletin of the Board of
Celtic Studies 19, pp. 118-162.*
- Tolstoy, Nikolai (1983-4): 'Merlinus
Redivivus', in: Studia Celtica 18/19, pp.
11-29.*
- Tolstoy, Nikolai (1985): The Quest for
Merlin, (Little & Brown)*
- Trevor-Roper, Hugh
R. ed. (1964):
Essays in British History, presented to Sir Keith
Feiling, (London).
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