Tome

Thomas Charles-Edwards, the distinguished scholar of medieval Britain and Ireland, has made important contributions to a number of fields, but is particularly renowned for his studies in Celtic history and law. In this volume, colleagues pay tribute to his work with essays that range across the medieval Celtic world, medieval Wales, Ireland and Scotland. In the first part of the volume. They cover both historical aspects (and, as is fitting, often reflect the honoree's interest in archaeology and epigraphy), and the legal institutions and texts of medieval Ireland and Wales, with several informed by readings of their literature. Contributors: Susan Youngs, Clare Stancliffe, Catherine Swift, David Dumville, Elizabeth O'Brien, Edel Bhreathnach, Oliver Padel, Nancy Edwards, Thomas Owen Clancy, Marie Therese Flanagan, Huw Pryce, Roy Flechner, Robin Chapman Stacey, Wendy Davies, Sara Elin Roberts, Fergus Kelly, Bronagh Ní Chonaill, Charlene Eska, Elva Johnston, Mfire Ní Mhaonaigh, Maredudd ap Huw.