Book I

Chapter I

Of the length and breadth of Wales, the nature of its soil, and the three remaining tribes of Britons

 

Chapter II

Of the ancient division of Wales into three parts

 

Chapter III

Genealogy of the Princes of Wales

 

Chapter IV

How many cantreds, royal palaces, and cathedrals there are in Wales

 

Chapter V

Of the two mountains from which the noble rivers which divide Wales spring

 

Chapter VI

Concerning the pleasantness and fertility of Wales

 

Chapter VII

Origin of the names Cambria and Wales

 

Chapter VIII

Concerning the nature, manners, and dress, the boldness, agility, and courage, of this nation

 

Chapter IX

Of their sober supper and frugality

 

Chapter X

Of their hospitality and liberality

 

Chapter XI

Concerning their cutting of their hair, their care of their teeth, and shaving of their beard

 

Chapter XII

Of their quickness and sharpness of understanding

 

Chapter XIII

Of their symphonies and songs

 

Chapter XIV

Their wit and pleasantry

 

Chapter XV

Their boldness and confidence in speaking

 

Chapter XVI

Concerning the soothsayers of this nation, and persons as it were possessed

 

Chapter XVII

Their love of high birth and ancient genealogy

 

Chapter XVIII

Of the antiquity of their faith, their love of Christianity and devotion