Gerald of Wales - List of Works

List of Works

  • Topographia Hibernica ("Topography of Ireland", 1187)
  • Expugnatio Hibernica ("Conquest of Ireland", 1189)
  • Itinerarium Cambriae ("Journey through Wales", 1191)
  • Liber de Principis instructione c. 1193
  • Descriptio Cambriae ("Description of Wales", 1194)
  • De instructione principis ("Education of a prince")
  • De rebus a se gestis ("Autobiography")
  • De iure et statu Menevensis ecclesiae ("Rights and privileges of the Church of St David's")
  • Gemma ecclesiastica ("Jewel of the church")
  • Speculum ecclesiae ("Mirror of the church")
  • Symbolum electorum
  • Invectiones
  • Retractationes
  • Speculum duorum
  • Life of St Hugh of Lincoln
  • Life of Geoffrey, Archbishop of York
  • Life of St Ethelbert
  • Life of St Remigius
  • Life of St David
Lost works
  • Vita sancti Karadoci ("Life of St Caradoc")
  • De fidei fructu fideique defectu
  • Totius Kambriae mappa ("Map of all Wales", c. 1205)

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