Articles/chapters
Welsh
Pwyll Lord of Dyfed; The Mabinogion J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 45-65
Branwen daughter of Llyr; The Mabinogion J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 66-82
Manawydan son of Llyr; The Mabinogion J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 83-96
Math son of Mathonwy; The Mabinogion J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 97-117
How Culhwch won Olwen, Mabinogion J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 134-175
The Dream of Maxen , The Mabinogion J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 118-127
Irish
The Labour Pains of the Ulaid & The Twins of Macha; Early Irish Myths and Sagas, J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 127-129
The Birth of Cú Chulaind; Early Irish Myths and Sagas, J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 130-33.
The wooing of Étain; Early Irish Myths and Sagas, J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics., 37-59
The destruction of Da Derga's hostel; Early Irish Myths and Sagas, J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics. Penguin Classics, 60-106
The Dream of Óengus, Early Irish Myths and Sagas, J. Gantz (transl.) Penguin Classics, 107-112
Cursory readings, suggested reading
Introduction; Early Irish Myths and Sagas overs. ved J. Gantz. Penguin Classics, 1-27
Caerwyn Williams, J.E. & Ford, P. The Irish Literary Tradition. 1992
Green, Miranda. The Gods of the Celts. 1997, Sutton Publishing; ISBN 0750915811
Reference
Meier, Bernhard, Dictionary of Celtic Religion and Culture. The Boydell Press. 1997
Ó hOgáin, Dáithí, Myth, Legend and Romance. 1991
Kompendium
Breeze, Andrew. Medieval Welsh literature. Dublin. Four Courts, c1997 s. 63-95 (kap. 3)
Distributed as copies
A selection from the Finn Cycle, made available in class/Canvas.
The voyage of Bran: "Branwen daughter of LLyr"