Bibliography: Major works 
The Welsh Law of Women | Lawyers and Laymen | The Welsh King and His Court | The Three Columns of Law | Early Irish and Welsh Kinship | Native Law and the Church | The Road to Judgement | The Legal Triads of Medieval Wales | Celtic Law Papers | Aberystwyth Studies | Welsh History Review | Unpublished Theses and Dissertations | Pamphlets on Welsh Law
The Welsh Law of Women | Lawyers and Laymen | The Welsh King and His Court | The Three Columns of Law | Early Irish and Welsh Kinship | Native Law and the Church | The Road to Judgement | The Legal Triads of Medieval Wales | Celtic Law Papers | Aberystwyth Studies | Welsh History Review | Unpublished Theses and Dissertations | Pamphlets on Welsh LawLawyers and Laymen (Cardiff, 1986)
Cynnwys
Part I: Celtic Suretyship
R. C. Stacey, ‘The Archaic Core of Llyfr Iorwerth’, 15-46.
H. Pryce, ‘Duw yn Lle Mach: Briduw yng Nghyfraith Hywel’, 47-71.
W. Davies, ‘Suretyship in the Cartulaire de Redon’, 72-91.
D. B. Walters, ‘The General Features of Archaic European Suretyship’, 92-116.
Texts:
T. M. Charles-Edwards, ‘Introduction’, 117-8.
D. Huws, ‘The Manuscripts’, 119-136.
T. M. Charles-Edwards, ‘The ‘Iorwerth’ Text’, 137-178.
M. E. Owen, ‘The ‘Cyfnerth’ Text’, 179-200.
H. Davies, ‘Latin Redaction E’, 202-209.
R. C. Stacey, ‘Translation of the Old Irish Tract Berrad Airechta’, 210-233.
Part II: Law-Makers and the Law
A. Harding, ‘Legislators, Lawyers and Lawbooks’, 237-257.
R. R. Davies, ‘The Administration of Law in Medieval Wales: The Role of the Ynad Cwmwd (Judex Patrie), 258-273.
J. H. Baker, ‘The Inns of Court and Legal Doctrine’, 274-286.
W. Powell, ‘Y Llysoedd, yr Awdurdodau a’r Gymraeg: y Ddeddf Uno a Deddf yr Iaith Gymraeg’, 287-315.
I. Fletcher, ‘An English Tragedy: The Academic Lawyer as Jurist’, 316-335.
