Publication
A scholarly edition of the play was published in March 2007 by the University of Exeter Press in affiliation with the National Library of Wales; it was edited by Graham Thomas and Nicholas Williams. The National Library also worked to create a digital copy of the manuscript; this was released on the Library's web page in 2006. Prior to publication study of the play was aided by a summary of the text by O. J. Padel, and a tentative translation by Michael Polkinhorn. These were released on the web and removed with the appearance of Thomas and Williams' edition. Additionally, in 2006 the Kesva an Taves Kernewek (Cornish Language Board) published an edition of the play edited by Cornish enthusiast Ken George, entitled Bywnans Ke; this caused some friction with the National Library.
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