The Book of Taliesin

The Book of Taliesin  (1858)  Anonymous

Written by an unknown scribe in the early 14th century, the Book of Taliesin manuscript is housed in the National Library of Wales.

Contents

• Taliesin's First Address|
• The Elegy of the Thousand Sons
• The Fold of the Bards
• The Pleasant Things of Taliesin
• O God, God of Formation
• The Great Prophesy of Britain
• The Hostile Confederacy
• The Battle of the Trees
• The Childhood Achievements of Taliesin
• Daronwy
• Song on Lleenawg
• The Praise of Taliesin
• The Chair of Taliesin
• Song Before the Sons of Llyr
• The Chair of the Sovereign
• The Chair of Cerridwen
• The Song of the Wind
• A Rumour has Come to Me
• The Song to Meed
• The Song to Ale
• In Praise of Tenby
• The Plagues of Egypt
• The Satire on Cynan Garwyn
• The Rod of Moses
• Song of the Horses
• The Contrived World
• On the Face of the Earth
• Alexander the Great
• God the Possessor
• The Spoils of Annwn, or, The Raid on Annwfn
• The Battle of Gwenystrad
• A Song for Urien Rheged
• The Battle of Argoed Llwyfain, song to Urien
• A Song for Urien Rheged
• The Spoils of Taliesin, a Song to Urien
• Song on Gwallawg ab Lleenawg
• The Satisfaction of Urien
• The Death-song of Erof
• The Death-song of Madawg
• The Death-song of Cu-Roi son of Daire
• The Death-song of Dylan son of the Wave
• The Death-song of Owain son of Urien
• The Death-song of Aeddon
• The Death-song of Cunedda
• The Lesser Prophesy of Britain
• The Death-song of Uthyr Pendragon
• A Bright Festivity
• May God exalt
• The Eternal Trinity
• The Praise of Lludd the Greater
• Truly there will be to me a Roman friend
• The Reconciliation of Lludd the Lesser
• The Song of the Great World
• The Song of the Little World
• Darogan Katwaladr