London: Trübner and Co., Paternoster-Row, 1872. — 326 p. The following drama ' of the life of S. Meriasek, Bishop and Confessor was discovered about three years ago among the Hengwrt MSS. by Mr. Wynne of Peniarth. The first thirty-six lines were printed in the Archaeologia Cambrerms for 1869, p. 409, by the Rev. Robert Williams of Rhydycroesau, but the remainder is now for the...
Williams and Norgate, 1864. - 206 p.
The text of the 'Creation', the Cornish drama now printed, was, like the poem of the 'Passion', which forme part of our last volume, thrust forth on the world by Mr. Davies Gilbert. In the case of the 'Creation', as in that of the 'Passion', Mr. Gilbert interpaged the Cornish text with an English version by John Keigwin. So erroneous is Mr....
Oxford University Press, 1859. — 94 p.
The following Grammatical Sketch of the Cornish language is made up of the observations jotted down by the Compiler, whilst engaged in preparing a translation of the three ancient Cornish Dramas entitled Ordinalia, contained in a Manuscript belonging to the Bodleian Library. After a considerable portion of that work was printed off, he was...
Oxford, 1859. — xi p. + 478 p. + 516 p. v. 1. Origo mundi. Passio Domini nostri. v. 2. Resurrexio Domini nostri. Notes. Sketch of Cornish grammar. Ancient Cornish vocabulary. Appendix. Names of places
London: David Nutt, 1904. - 248p.
This book is principally intended for those persons of Cornish nationality who wish to acquire some knowledge of their ancient tongue, and to read, write, and perhaps even to speak it. Its aim is to represent in an intelligible form the Cornish of the later period, and since it is addressed to the general Cornish public rather than to the...
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