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Title Author Period Languagesort descending Genre
To the tune “Bodhisattva Barbarian”—“The wind is gentle, the sunlight soft” | 菩薩蠻 · 風柔日薄春猶早 Li Qingzhao 李清照 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Spring in Wuling”—"The wind stops, the dust is fragrant, and the flowers are all gone" | 武陵春 · 風住塵香花已盡 Li Qingzhao 李清照 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Always Having Fun”—"The setting sun is like melted gold" | 永遇樂 · 落日鎔金 Li Qingzhao 李清照 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Note after Note, Long Song”—"Looking and searching, looking and searching" | 聲聲慢 · 尋尋覓覓 Li Qingzhao 李清照 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Making the Spring Stay”—“The scene on the painted screen resembles the place” | 留春令 · 畫屏天畔 Yan Jidao 晏幾道 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Partridge in the Sky”—“Your colorful sleeves held the jade cup with affection” | 鷓鴣天 · 彩袖殷勤捧玉鐘 Yan Jidao 晏幾道 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “The Immortal by the River”—“When I wake up from the dream” | 臨江仙 · 夢後樓臺高鎖 Yan Jidao 晏幾道 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Ruan Returns”—“The dew on the metal palm at the edge of the sky has turned into frost” | 阮郎歸 · 天邊金掌露成霜 Yan Jidao 晏幾道 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Bodhisattva Barbarians”—"Sending off Shugu at West Lake" | 菩薩蠻 · 西湖 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “River God”—Recording a Dream on the Night of the Twentieth of the First Month of 1075 CE | 江神子 · 乙卯正月二十日夜記夢 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “River Town”—Hunting in Mizhou | 江城子 · 密州出獵 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Prelude to Water Melody”—“How long will the full moon last?” | 水調歌頭 · 明月幾時有 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Always Encountering Joy”—“The moon shines so brightly” | 永遇樂 · 明月如霜 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “The Moon Over the West River”—Pingshan Hall | 西江月 · 平山堂 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Fortune Teller”—“The waning moon hangs on the thinning sycamore tree” | 卜算子 · 缺月挂疏桐 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “The Moon Over the West River”—“The moon shines on the wild fields” | 西江月 · 照野瀰瀰淺浪 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Song of the Immortal in the Grotto”—Skin of Ice and Bones of Jade | 洞仙歌 · 冰肌玉骨 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Immortal by the River”—Returning at Night to Linggao | 臨江仙 · 夜歸臨皋 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Water Dragon Chant”—Matching the Rhymes of Zhang Zhifu’s Song about Willow Catkins | 水龍吟 · 次韻章質夫楊花詞 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “The Moon Over the West River”—Plum Blossom | 西江月 · 梅花 Su Shi 蘇軾 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Cross the Stream and Rest Nearby”—“Sobered up” | 過澗歇近·酒醒 Liu Yong 柳永 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
To the tune “Waves Scour the Sand”—“I wake from a dream” | 浪淘沙·夢覺 Liu Yong 柳永 11th Century Chinese Ci poetry, Songs
The Burial of Arthur | Claddedigaeth Arthur Anonymous 13th Century Middle Welsh History
In Honor of the Holy Cross | In honorem sanctae crucis Rabanus Maurus 9th Century Latin Devotional poetry
The Song of Heinrich | De Heinrico Anonymous 9th Century Latin Narrative poetry
Concerning the Wicked Woman | De Muliere Mala Petrus Pictor 11th Century, 12th Century Latin Didactic poetry
Concerning Saturn and the Cloud | De Saturno et nube Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
Concerning the Sun and the Moon | De sole et luna Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
Concerning Fire and Water | De igne et aqua Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
Concerning the Leopard and the Unicorn Who Fought the Dragon | De leopardo et unicorni Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
Concerning Man and Woman | De homine et muliere Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
Concerning Precious Topaz | De topasio pretioso Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
The Moral Dialogue of Creatures [Preface] | Dyalogus creaturarum moralizatus [Præfatio] Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
The Passion of the Holy Virgins: Hope, Faith, Charity, and their Mother, Wisdom | Passio Sanctarum Virginum: Spei, Fidei, Karitatis, et Matris earum Sapientiae Anonymous 12th Century Latin Devotional prose, Narrative Prose
Sermon on St. Nobody | Nemo [Sermon] Anonymous 13th Century Latin Parody
Regarding Sister Agnes Waller of Blessed Memory | Item de sorore sancte memorie Agnete, Wallaria cognomento Various 13th Century, 14th Century Latin Vita
An Explanation of Divination Through the Apostles | Sortes apostolite ad explanandum Anonymous 13th Century Latin Handbooks and manuals
On the Explanation of Dreams (Somniale Ioseph) | Ad explanandum sompnium Anonymous 13th Century Latin Handbooks and manuals
Song IV "Go quickly, little letter" | Carmen IV "Cartula, perge cito" Alcuin 8th Century Latin Personal correspondence, Travel writing
On the Origin of the Pastoral Care | De origine Regulae pastoralis Anonymous 7th Century, 8th Century, 9th Century Latin History
Concerning Life and Death | De vita et morte Nicolaus Pergamenus [att.] 14th Century Latin Dialogues
Introduction: So that rivals do not slander this collection of jokes for its inelegance | Ne Aemuli Carpant Facetiarum Opus, Propter Eloquentiae Tenuitatem Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Conclusion | Conclusio Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 5: About the stupid man who thought his wife had two pussies | Facetia V: De Homine Insulso Qui Existimavit Duos Cunnos In Uxore Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 13: The saying of the cook of the famous duke of Milan | Facetia XIII: Dictum Coci Illustrissimo Duci Mediolanensi Habitum Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 27: The pregnant sister of the citizen of Constance | Facetia XXVII: Civis Constantiae Soror Gravida Facta Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 54: About the man who wounded Ridolfo (II da Varano di Camerino) with an arrow | Facetia LIV: De Quodam Qui Redolphum Sagittando Vulneravit Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 57: The elegant reply of the Florentine poet Dante | Facetia LVII: Responsio elegans dantis poete florentini Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 58: A witty reply from the same poet | Facetia LVIII: Eiusdem poete faceta responsio Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor
Joke 70: The greedy man who tasted urine | Facetia LXX: De Avaro Qui Urinam Degustavit Poggio Bracciolini 15th Century Latin Humor

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