Chronicles and Historical Works
- Brevis Historia Regum Dacie (Sven Aggesen Danmarkshistorie)
- Chronica Jutensis (Jydske Krønike)
- Chronicon Lethrense (Lejrekrøniken)
- Chronicon Roskildense (Roskildekrøniken)
- Chronica Sialandie 1028-1307 (Yngre Sjællandske Krønike)
- Chronica Sialandie 1308-1366 (Ældre Sjællandske Krønike)
- Compendium Saxonis (Saxo kompendia i Jyske Krønike)
- Gesta Danorum (Saxos Danmarkshistorie)
- Skibby Chronicle (Skibby-krøniken)
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