Symeonis Monachi Opera Omnia : Historia Ecclesiæ Dunhelmensis. Eadem Historia Deducta, Incerto, Usque Ad A. D. Mcxliv. Sequuntur Varii Tractatus, In Quibus De Sancto Cuthberto Et Dunelmo Agitur. Epistola Symeonis De Archiepiscopis Eboraci. Carmen (Paperback)

Symeonis Monachi Opera Omnia is a comprehensive collection of the works of Simeon of Durham, a prominent 12th-century English chronicler. This volume primarily features the "Historia Ecclesiæ Dunhelmensis," a detailed history of the Church of Durham. The chronicle, attributed to an unknown author, extends to A.D. 1144.

Included within this collection are various treatises concerning Saint Cuthbert and the history of Durham, providing valuable insights into the religious and cultural landscape of the time. The volume also presents Simeon's letter addressing the Archbishops of York, along with a notable Carmen. This compilation is an essential resource for scholars and historians studying medieval England, offering a rich tapestry of ecclesiastical and historical narratives.

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