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Tetxs:

• Medieval Arthurian Texts can be found at:
  www.lib.rochester.edu/camelot/arthmenu.htm

Studies:

• Alcock, Leslie. Arthur's Britain. London 1971:1-141, 351-64.
• Ashe Geoffrey. "A Certain Very Ancient Book." Speculum 56 (1981):301-23.
• Ashe Geoffrey. The Discovery of King Arthur. Garden City, NY, 1985.
• Ashe Geoffrey. "The Historical Origins of the Arthurian Legend." in: The Vitality of the Arthurian Legend: A Symposium, ed. by Mette Pors. Odense 1988:25-43.
• Barber, Richard. The Figure of Arthur. Cambridge 1972.
• Chambers, E. K. Arthur of Britain. London 1927:1-99, 168-232, (repr. new York 1967).
• Collingwood, R. G. and J. N. L. Myres. Roman Britain and the English Settlements. London 1937:321-26.
• Dumville, David. "Sub-Roman Britain: History and Legend." History 62 (1977):173-91.
• Dunning, R. W. Arthur: The King in the West. New York 1988:23-32, 111-42.
• Jackson, Kenneth Hurlstone. "The Arthur of History" and "Arthur in Early Welsh Verse."  in: Arthurian Literature in the Middle Ages, ed. by R .S. Loomis. Oxford 1959:1-19
• Jones, W. Lewis. King Arthur in History and Legend. Cambridge 1911.
• Loomis, R. S. Celtic Myth and Arthurian Romance. Chicago 1997:311-55.
• Kennedy, Edward Donald (Ed.). King Arthur: A Casebook. New York 1996.
• Korrel, Peter. An Arthurian Triangle: A Study of the Origin, Development and Characterization of Arthur, Guinevere and Modred. Leiden 1984.
• Morris, John. The Age of Arthur. New York 1973:87-141.
• Morris, Rosemary. The Character of King Arthur in Medieval Literature. Cambridge 1982.
• Padel, O. J. "The Nature of Arthur." Cambrian Medieval Celtic Studies 27 (Summer 1994):1-31.