| 1000 | Unknown | Beowulf |
| 1100 | Unknown | The song of Roland |
| 1200 | Unknown | The Nibelungenlied |
| 1200 | Unknown | The Saga of Burnt Njal |
| 1265 | Dante Alighieri | The Divine Comedy |
| 1265 | Dante Alighieri | Convivio |
| 1265 | Dante Alighieri | The New Life |
| 1300 | Everyman | The Everyman and Miracle Plays |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | The Book of the Duchess |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | The House of Fame |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | Anelida and Arcite |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | Parlement of Foules |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | Troilus and Criseyde |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | The Legend of Good Women |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | The Canterbury Tales |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | A Treatise on the Astrolabe |
| 1340 | Geoffrey Chaucer | Poems |
| 1350 | Unknown | Sir Gawain and the Green Knight |
| 1495 | Francois Rabelais | Gargantua and Pantagruel |
| 1547 | Meguel de Cervantes | Don Quixote |
| 1552 | Edmund Spenser | Prothalamion |
| 1552 | Edmund Spenser | The Faerie Queene |
| 1561 | Francis Bacon | Essays |
| 1561 | Francis Bacon | Advancement of Learning |
| 1561 | Francis Bacon | Novum Organum |
| 1561 | Francis Bacon | New Atlantis |
| 1564 | William Shakespeare | Plays |
| 1564 | William Shakespeare | Poems |
| 1588 | Christopher Marlowe | Doctor Faustus |
| 1608 | John Milton | Paradise Lost |
| 1608 | John Milton | Paradise Regained |
| 1622 | Moliere | The Misanthrope |
| 1622 | Moliere | The School for Wives |
| 1622 | Moliere | Tartuffe |
| 1622 | Moliere | The Miser |
| 1622 | Moliere | The Imaginary Invalid |
| 1622 | Moliere | The Bourgeois Gentleman |
| 1639 | Jean Baptiste Racine | Phèdre |
| 1639 | Jean Baptiste Racine | Andromaque |
| 1639 | Jean Baptiste Racine | Athalie |
| 1660 | Daniel Defoe | Robinson Crusoe |
| 1667 | Jonathan Swift | A Tale of a Tub |
| 1667 | Jonathan Swift | Journal to Stella |
| 1667 | Jonathan Swift | Gulliver's Travels |
| 1667 | Jonathan Swift | A modest Proposal |
| 1679 | John Bunyan | The Pilgrim's Progress |
| 1688 | Alexander Pope | Essay on Criticism |
| 1688 | Alexander Pope | Rape of the Lock |
Monday 23 July 2018
First 50 of the AD literature list
Below is the first 50 entries into the AD Literature List. You will notice approximate dates for each author, these are what I have used to put the texts into chronological order, while it might not be 100% precise it does keep all the works of a given author together.
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Why might you read The Book of Duchess? The Book of Duchess is Chaucer's first poem as such it gives us insight into the early works o... -
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