From the category archives:

Celtaidd - Celtic Interest

Arnold, Matthew. The study of Celtic literature.

Charles-Edwards, T.M., Owen, Morfydd E., Russell, Paul (editors). The Welsh King and his Court.

Charles-Edwards, T.M., Owen, Morfydd E., Walters, D.B. (editors). Lawyers and laymen: studies in the history of law presented to Professor Dafydd Jenkins on his seventy-fifth birthday Gwyl Ddewi 1986

Charlesworth, M. P. – THE LOST PROVINCE or The Worth of Britain

Edgar ap Lewys. Crwydro Swydd Kerry (ag taisteal gCiarrai)

Gruffydd, R. Geraint. Bardos: penodau ar y traddodiad barddol Cymreig a Cheltaidd, cyflwynedig i J.E. Caerwyn Williams.

Lewis, Saunders. Bas no Beatha? Arna Chur I nGaeilge Ag Mairtin O Cadhain.

Loomis, Roger Sherman – Wales and the Arthurian Legend

Owen, Morfydd E., Roberts, Brynley F. Beirdd a thywysogion: barddoniaeth Llys yng Nghymru, Iwerddon a’r Alban.

Rhys, J. (Professor of Celtic in the University of Oxford)- Early Britain, Celtic Britain.

The Celtic Empire – Peter Berresford Ellis

Transactions of the [fourth] Celtic Congress held at Douglas, Isle of Man, 1921 containing the papers read at the Douglas Congress with a report of the meetings, compiled by D. Rhys Phillips.

Williams, Harri. Crwydro’r Ynys Hir (Hebrides Allanol)