1. “449.”

   1. Contemporary:—

      • Chronica Gallica, written up to 511.
      • Constantius: Life of St. Germanus, written about 480.

   2. Later:—

      1. British: Gildas: Liber Querulus,^[A] written between 540 and 560.

         • Nennius: Historia Brittonum,^[A] written about 796.

      2. English: Bede: Historia Ecclesiastica,^[A] finished 731.

         • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,^[A] begun probably in Alfred’s reign.

2. 597-731.

   • Bede: Historia Ecclesiastica,^[A] Life and Miracles of St.
   • Cuthbert, Lives of the Holy Abbots of Wearmouth and Jarrow.
   • Eddius Stephanus: Life of Wilfrid, written soon after 710.
   • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.^[A]
   • Laws, Land-bocs, etc.

3. 731-1066.

   1. Contemporary:—

      • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.^[A]
      • Letters of Boniface and Alcuin.
      • Asser: Life of King Alfred.^[A]
      • B., a Saxon priest: Life of Dunstan, written between 995 and 1006.
      • Anonymous: Life of Oswald, written between 995 and 1005.
      • Ethelweard: Chronicle,^[A] written at the end of the tenth century.
      • Encomium Emmae, written about 1036.
      • Anonymous: Life of Edward the Confessor, nearly contemporary.
      • Laws, Land-bocs, etc.
      • The Bayeux Tapestry.

   2. Later:—

      • William of Malmesbury: Gesta Regum^[A] and Gesta Pontificum, finished about 1142.
      • Florence of Worcester: Chronicle, written up to 1117.
      • Symeon of Durham: History of the Church of Durham, written soon after 1104, and History of the Kings, written later.
      • Henry of Huntingdon: History of the English,^[A] written between 1130 and 1154.
      • Geoffrey Gaimar: Estorie des Engles, written before 1147.
      • Heimskringla Saga: Icelandic, put into shape at the end of the eleventh century.
      • Roger de Hoveden: Annals,^[A] written about 1200.

These are all written in Latin, except the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Laws and some Land-bocs in Anglo-Saxon, Gaimar in French, Heimskringla in Icelandic.