Dangos 23 canlyniad

Tragedien ar hiniveles ar ma[bic] jesus en Brezonec. Christmas play (followed by Christmas hymns), written in a dialect intermediary between Leon and Treguier, probably at the end of the 18th century. 39 Ff. + 1 blank + fragment MS. Also contains loose slips: (i) re Donor ...; (ii) re Monsieur Gommet ...; and (iii) fragment of page in envelope. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 327.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect. Though incomplete and corrupt, the text is extremely valuable, as most of the lines are written according to the rules of Middle Breton prosody. Fragment fo. 1; 53 ff.; no cover; fragment in envelope. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 328.

A later version of the other mystery play of the same name, written in the Treguier dialect, but much extended. The manuscript belonged at one time to F. M. Luzel, the folklorist, whose signature appears on the cover - it is described in Revue Celtique 5, p. 322. 100 Ff. (2 loose ff. at end).

An early 19th century sermon written in the Treguier dialect.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect. The dates 1794 and 1795 appear in the MS. 123 Ff. + 5 stubs; vellum cover. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 327.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect. Probably written at the end of the 18th century. 72 Ff.; double vellum cover. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 328.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect, probably written at the end of the 18th century. 156 Ff. + 2 blanks (covers). In envelope: 1 loose fo., 1 loose fragment. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 328.

Mystery play written in the Vannes dialect. The dates 1811 and 1817 appear on the first page. 43 Ff. (paginated 1-85 on rectos) + 1 fragment (loose) in envelope.

A sermon written in the Treguier dialect.

Mystery play written in the dialect of Treguier, probably written at the end of the 18th century. 51 Ff. + 1 fragment at end; no cover. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 327.

Tragedien Sant Guillerm en bresonec. Mystery play written in a dialect intermediary between Leon and Treguier; MS of 1811. 107 Ff. (originally numbered 106 (i.e. 58 bis)) + 2 ff. (covers) + 1 fo. (title-page); loose blank fragment at end. Vellum cover - good condition. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 327.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect; MS of 1792. 111 Ff. + 3 blanks at end and 6 at front. Vellum cover - vertical tear at end of front cover. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 327.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect, probably written at the end of the 18th century. 60 Ff. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 328.

Mystery play in the Vannes dialect. Manuscript of 1804.

A tragedy written in the Treguier dialect. A copy made by Yves Le Diuzet of Plouguiel (near Treguier) in 1879, from an older manuscript, probably of the 18th century.

An early 19th century sermon written in the Treguier dialect. 11 Ff. + 3 ff.

An early 19th century sermon written in the Treguier dialect.

Twenty two Breton manuscripts, comprising religious plays and sermons, [18 cent.]-[19 cent.], acquired by Roparz Hemon, and listed in Revue Celtique V, pp. 327-8.

Mystery play, different from the other one of the same title, written in the Treguier dialect, probably written at the end of the 18th century. 104 Ff.; + 2 (for covers); vellum cover. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 328.

Mystery play written in the Treguier dialect. MS of 1728 (see last page). 36 Ff.; no cover. Mentioned in Revue Celtique 5, p. 328.