List of Works
- Mirour de l'Omme, or Speculum Hominis, or Speculum Meditantis (French, c.1376–1379)
- Vox Clamantis (Latin, c.1377–1381)
- Confessio Amantis (English, c.1386–1393)
- Traité (French, 1397)
- Cinkante Balades (French, 1399-1400)
- Cronica Tripertita (Latin, c.1400)
- In praise of peace (English, c.1400)
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