Department of History
Recent Submissions
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Introduction: A Mediterranean of traveling faces and ideas
(ICSR Mediterranean Knowledge, 2016) -
Vortigern [Gwrtheyrn] (fl. 5th cent.), ruler in Britain
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Urien Rheged [Urien ap Cynfarch] (fl. c. 560–c. 580), king of Rheged
(Oxford University Press, 2012) -
Ua Brolcháin, Flaithbertach (d. 1175), abbot of Derry and head of Columban churches in Ireland
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Tysilio [St Tysilio, Suliau] (fl. c. 600), holy man
(Oxford University Press, 2012) -
Trahaearn ap Caradog (d. 1081), ruler in Wales
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Tírechán [St Tírechán] (fl. c. 690), bishop and writer
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Teilo [St Teilo, Eliau, Eliud] (supp. fl. c. 550), holy man and supposed bishop
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Selyf ap Cynan [called Selyf Sarffgadau] (d. 613x16), king of Powys
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Seiriol [St Seiriol] (fl. 6th cent.), holy man
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Rhys ap Tewdwr (d. 1093), ruler in Wales
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Rhys ab Owain (d. 1078), ruler in Wales
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Rhydderch Hen (fl. c. 573–c. 612), king of Strathclyde
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Rhun Hir [Rhun ap Maelgwn Gwynedd] (fl. 547–c. 600), king of Gwynedd
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Rhodri Mawr (b. before 844, d. 878), king of Gwynedd
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Probus (fl. 9th–11th cent.), writer
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Peulan [St Peulan, Paulinus] (fl. 6th cent.), holy man
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Owain ap Hywel (b. before 929, d. 988), king of Deheubarth
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Owain ab Edwin (d. 1105), ruler in Wales
(Oxford University Press, 2004) -
Nennius [Ninnius, Nemniuus] (fl. c. 770–c. 810), scholar
(Oxford University Press, 2004)
