• Publication: The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr Coch o Hergest and Other Ancient Welsh Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes by Lady Charlotte Guest. Part V. Containing The Dream of Rhonabwy, and the Tale of Pwyll Prince of DyvedPublication Record # 686749
• Editor: uncredited
• Date: 1843-00-00
• Publisher: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans
• Format:
  unknown^?The publication record was created from a secondary source and the publication format is unknown.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes:

  • Data from Google Books scan which is Volume II of the 1849 edition which reprints Parts III, IV, and half of V in a common binding, reproducing their title pages; plus the scan of Volume III containing the other half of Part V plus VI and VII. These editions have been taken as a source of information about the contents of the original parts but not their page numbering.
  • The reproduced title page reads in full: "THE MABINOGION, / FROM THE Llyfr Coch o Hergest AND OTHER ANCIENT WELSH MANUSCRIPTS: / WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION AND NOTES / BY LADY CHARLOTTE GUEST / PART V. / CONTAINING THE DREAM OF RHONABSY, AND THE TALE OF PWYLL PRINCE OF DYVED. / LONDON: LONGMAN, ORME, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS, PATERNOSTER ROW; AND W. REES, LLANDOVERY. / MDCCCXLIII."
  • The Welsh text of "Pwyll Prince of Dyved" has a header which has not been entered as a subtitle, since it seems to be introductory text: "Llyma dechreu mabinogi" (Here is the beginning of the Mabinogi)
  • Bilingual edition.

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• Breuddwyd Rhonabwy [Welsh] • [The Mabinogion] • (unknown) • short story by uncredited
• The Dream of Rhonabwy • [The Mabinogion] • short story by uncredited (trans. of Breuddwyd Rhonabwy unknown)
• Notes to The Dream of Rhonabwy • essay by Lady Charlotte Guest
• Pwyll Pendevid Dyved [Welsh] • [Pwyll Prince of Dyfed] • (unknown) • novelette by uncredited
• Pwyll Prince of Dyved • [Pwyll Prince of Dyfed] • novelette by uncredited (trans. of Pwyll Pendevid Dyved unknown)
• Notes to Pwyll Prince of Dyved • essay by Lady Charlotte Guest