Elegiac poetry, Welsh.

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Barddoniaeth,

A fragment of four pages, numbered 171-4, containing poems by Thomas Edward, 1724, 'Tri phenill' by Catherine Rober[t]s, 'Carol y Gwilie' by 'Mr Edd. Wynne ficar ... Gwyddelwern', 1725, and 'Galarnad am y parchedig Evan Jones o Ben[craig]...' by Ellis Cadwalader.

Edward, Thomas, fl. 1724.

Barddoniaeth,

'Cywydd Marwnad y parchedig Mr. Evan Llwyd or Fron'; 'cerddi' and 'englynion' by Ellis ap Ellis, Arthur Jones, Thomas Edwards ('Twm o'r Nant'), Huw Morus, John Prichard Prys, and John Davies ('Sion Dafydd Las'); poems submitted for competition at a Llanrhaiadr ym Mochnant eisteddfod; triads; a list of subscriptions 'to alleviate the present distressed Situation of the Widow and Five Children of the late John Humphreys Parry ...'; and notes and memoranda by Walter Davies and D. Silvan Evans.

Llyfr Aneirin

  • NLW Llyfr Aneirin (Cardiff MS 2.81)
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A manuscript of the second half of the thirteenth century containing 'Y Gododdin', a series of awdlau lamenting warriors slain in battle at Catraeth, and believed to have been originally composed by Aneirin at the end of the sixth century (pp. 1-24). The awdlau are followed by four poems known as the gorchanau: Gorchan Tudfwlch (pp. 25-26), Gorchan Adebon (p. 26), Gorchan Cynfelyn (pp. 26-28) and Gorchan Maeldderw (pp. 28-38).
The manuscript was written by two scribes: scribe A (pp. 1.1-23.5, 25.1-30.11) and scribe B (pp. 23.6-24.21, 30.12-38.22). The hand of scribe B is also responsible for Peniarth MS 14, pp. 1-44 and Peniarth MS 17; see Ingo Mittendorf, 'Sprachliche und orthographische Besonderheiten eines mittelkymrischen Textes aus dem 13. Jahrhundert (Gwyrthyeu e Wynvydedic Veir)', in Akten des Zweiten Deutschen Keltologen-Symposiums, ed. S. Zimmer, R. Ködderitzsch and A. Wigger, Buchreihe der Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie, 17 (Tübingen, 1999), p. 129. Daniel Huws suggests the Cistercian abbey of Aberconwy as a likely location of the scriptorium; see Medieval Welsh Manuscripts (Cardiff and Aberystwyth, 2000), 75.

Aneirin.

Llyfr Gwyn Corsygedol

A collection of cywyddau, awdlau and carols partly in the hand of William Bodwrda. Poems by Wiliam Cynwal are especially well represented in this manuscript (pp. 91-185), which is written in three different but contemporary hands. Pages 193-280 are of an earlier date than the remainder of the manuscript.

Bodwrda, William, 1593-1660.

Marwnadau Richard Morris,

Copies of the elegies on Richard Morris, President of the Cymmrodorion Society, by 'Guttun Gwrecsam' [i.e. John Edwards (Sion Ceiriog)] and 'Risiart Jones o Drefdraeth ym Mon', both dated 1781, and of the statement known as 'Hyriad Gutyn Gwrecsam' (cf. Y Gwyliedydd (1825), pp. 78, 109).

Marwnad,

Copi llawysgrif, [1860], o'r gerdd 'Llinellau a'r farwolaeth Mrs Jane Edmunds...Rhymney, yr hon a fu farw Mawrth 12fed 1860' gan Iorwerth Glan Aled, yn llaw Abel Edmunds, tad-yng-nghyfraith Jane Edmunds. = Manuscript copy, [1860], of a poem by Iorwerth Glan Aled on the death of Mrs Jane Edmunds, Rhymney, who died 12 March 1860, in the hand of Abel Edmunds, Jane Edmunds's father-in-law.

Edmunds, Abel.