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Bibliography
Editions: Ifor Williams , Canu Aneirin (Cardiff, 1938);
A. O. H. Jarman , Aneirin: Y Gododdin (Llandysul, UK, 1988).
Translations: Joseph P. Clancy , The Earliest Welsh Poetry (New York, 1970);
Desmond O'Grady , The Gododdin (Dublin, 1977);
Anthony Conran , The Penguin Book of Welsh Verse (Harmondsworth, 1967).
Studies: Kenneth H. Jackson , The Gododdin: The Oldest Scottish Poem (Edinburgh, 1969);
Ifor Williams , The Beginnings of Welsh Poetry, ed. R. Bromwich (Cardiff, 1972);
A. O. H. Jarman , ‘Aneirin-The Gododdin’, in A Guide to Welsh Literature, i (Swansea, 1976), 68–80.
Thomas Gray (1716–71) adapted his ode The Death of Hoel from the Gododdin.
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