Dr FIONA EDMONDS is Professor of History and Director of the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. Dr FIONA EDMONDS is Professor of History and Director of the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. SARA ELIN ROBERTS is a historian specialising in the law, literature and culture of Wales and the March from the twelfth to the fifteenth centuries. She has been working on medieval Welsh lawbooks for more than two decades.

Each chapter is the product of fresh research and scholarly precision....The editors and authors of Tome can be congratulated on an important contribution to the fields of Celtic and Medieval studies.

• Preface - Fiona Edmonds and Paul RussellCloud-Cuckoo Land? Some Christian Symbols from Post-Roman Britain - Susan YoungsColumbanus's Monasticism and the Sources of his Inspiration: from Basil to the Master? - Clare StancliffeEarly Irish Priests within their Own Localities - Catherine SwiftPolitical Organisation in Dál Riata - David N. DumvilleIrish Boundary Ferta, their Physical Manifestation and Historical Context - Elizabeth O'Brien and Edel BhreathnachAsser's Parochia of Exeter - Oliver PadelViking-Age Sculpture in North-West Wales: Wealth, Power, Patronage and the Christian Landscape - Nancy EdwardsIona v. Kells: Succession, Jurisdiction and Politics in the Columban Familia in the Later Tenth Century - Thomas O ClancyA Twelfth-Century Indulgence Granted by an Irish Bishop at Bath Priory - Marie Therese FlanaganGerald of Wales, Gildas, and the Descriptio Kambriae - Huw PrycePatrick's Reasons for Leaving Britain - Roy FlechnerLearning Law in Medieval Ireland - Robin C. StaceyHolding Court: Judicial Presidency in Brittany, Wales and Northern Iberia in the Early Middle Ages - Wendy DaviesThe Iorwerth Triads - Sara Elin RobertsThe Recovery of Stolen Property: Notes on Legal Procedure in Gaelic Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man - Fergus KellyContentious Kinship: the Penumbra of Established Kinship in Medieval Irish Law - Bronagh Ní ChonaillMarriage by Purchase in Early Irish Law - Charlene EskaKingship Made Real? Power and the Public World in Longes Mac nUislenn - Elva JohnstonMongán's Metamorphosis: Compert Mongáin ocus Serce Duibe Lacha do Mongán, a Later Mongán Tale - Maire Ni MhaonaighBibliography of the Writings of Thomas Charles-Edwards - Maredudd Ap Huw

Dr FIONA EDMONDS is Professor of History and Director of the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. Dr FIONA EDMONDS is Professor of History and Director of the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. SARA ELIN ROBERTS is a historian specialising in the law, literature and culture of Wales and the March from the twelfth to the fifteenth centuries. She has been working on medieval Welsh lawbooks for more than two decades.

Each chapter is the product of fresh research and scholarly precision....The editors and authors of Tome can be congratulated on an important contribution to the fields of Celtic and Medieval studies.

• Preface - Fiona Edmonds and Paul RussellCloud-Cuckoo Land? Some Christian Symbols from Post-Roman Britain - Susan YoungsColumbanus's Monasticism and the Sources of his Inspiration: from Basil to the Master? - Clare StancliffeEarly Irish Priests within their Own Localities - Catherine SwiftPolitical Organisation in Dál Riata - David N. DumvilleIrish Boundary Ferta, their Physical Manifestation and Historical Context - Elizabeth O'Brien and Edel BhreathnachAsser's Parochia of Exeter - Oliver PadelViking-Age Sculpture in North-West Wales: Wealth, Power, Patronage and the Christian Landscape - Nancy EdwardsIona v. Kells: Succession, Jurisdiction and Politics in the Columban Familia in the Later Tenth Century - Thomas O ClancyA Twelfth-Century Indulgence Granted by an Irish Bishop at Bath Priory - Marie Therese FlanaganGerald of Wales, Gildas, and the Descriptio Kambriae - Huw PrycePatrick's Reasons for Leaving Britain - Roy FlechnerLearning Law in Medieval Ireland - Robin C. StaceyHolding Court: Judicial Presidency in Brittany, Wales and Northern Iberia in the Early Middle Ages - Wendy DaviesThe Iorwerth Triads - Sara Elin RobertsThe Recovery of Stolen Property: Notes on Legal Procedure in Gaelic Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man - Fergus KellyContentious Kinship: the Penumbra of Established Kinship in Medieval Irish Law - Bronagh Ní ChonaillMarriage by Purchase in Early Irish Law - Charlene EskaKingship Made Real? Power and the Public World in Longes Mac nUislenn - Elva JohnstonMongán's Metamorphosis: Compert Mongáin ocus Serce Duibe Lacha do Mongán, a Later Mongán Tale - Maire Ni MhaonaighBibliography of the Writings of Thomas Charles-Edwards - Maredudd Ap Huw

Dr FIONA EDMONDS is Professor of History and Director of the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. Dr FIONA EDMONDS is Professor of History and Director of the Regional Heritage Centre at Lancaster University. SARA ELIN ROBERTS is a historian specialising in the law, literature and culture of Wales and the March from the twelfth to the fifteenth centuries. She has been working on medieval Welsh lawbooks for more than two decades.

Each chapter is the product of fresh research and scholarly precision....The editors and authors of Tome can be congratulated on an important contribution to the fields of Celtic and Medieval studies.

• Preface - Fiona Edmonds and Paul RussellCloud-Cuckoo Land? Some Christian Symbols from Post-Roman Britain - Susan YoungsColumbanus's Monasticism and the Sources of his Inspiration: from Basil to the Master? - Clare StancliffeEarly Irish Priests within their Own Localities - Catherine SwiftPolitical Organisation in Dál Riata - David N. DumvilleIrish Boundary Ferta, their Physical Manifestation and Historical Context - Elizabeth O'Brien and Edel BhreathnachAsser's Parochia of Exeter - Oliver PadelViking-Age Sculpture in North-West Wales: Wealth, Power, Patronage and the Christian Landscape - Nancy EdwardsIona v. Kells: Succession, Jurisdiction and Politics in the Columban Familia in the Later Tenth Century - Thomas O ClancyA Twelfth-Century Indulgence Granted by an Irish Bishop at Bath Priory - Marie Therese FlanaganGerald of Wales, Gildas, and the Descriptio Kambriae - Huw PrycePatrick's Reasons for Leaving Britain - Roy FlechnerLearning Law in Medieval Ireland - Robin C. StaceyHolding Court: Judicial Presidency in Brittany, Wales and Northern Iberia in the Early Middle Ages - Wendy DaviesThe Iorwerth Triads - Sara Elin RobertsThe Recovery of Stolen Property: Notes on Legal Procedure in Gaelic Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man - Fergus KellyContentious Kinship: the Penumbra of Established Kinship in Medieval Irish Law - Bronagh Ní ChonaillMarriage by Purchase in Early Irish Law - Charlene EskaKingship Made Real? Power and the Public World in Longes Mac nUislenn - Elva JohnstonMongán's Metamorphosis: Compert Mongáin ocus Serce Duibe Lacha do Mongán, a Later Mongán Tale - Maire Ni MhaonaighBibliography of the Writings of Thomas Charles-Edwards - Maredudd Ap Huw