Part 1, 'Dares Phrygius' on the fall of Troy, in Welsh (first pages
darkened by acid corrosion), and Part 2, the Brut Tysilio, a Welsh
text which is probably a late reworking of Geoffrey of Monmouth's
Historia regum Britanniae: both transcribed from Jesus College MS.
61 by Hugh Jones, Underkeeper of the Ashmolean Museum, in 1695.
