Sol meldunensis (Cambridge, University Library, MS Gg.6.42)

“…It is a miscellany of the works of Alexander Neckam (1157–1217) alongside Geoffrey of Monmouth (died 1154/5), Peter of Blois (died 1212), and Robert de Beaufeu (died in or before 1219), with shorter passages from Reginald of Canterbury (fl. 1100s), Hildebert of Lavardin (died 1133), and Serlo of Wilton (died 1181). …”

The Bohun and Lancaster lordships in Wales in the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries by Davies, RR

“…<p>The present thesis is a study of three of the greater marcher lordships of mediaeval Wales - Monmouth, Cydweli and Brecon, as well as of smaller units, both within and outside the marches, which were administratively attached to them - Ogmore, Caldicot and a few manors in Herefordshire and Gloucestershire, These lordships were part of the landed inheritances of two of the greatest fanilies of later mediaeval England - the house of Bohun (until its failure in the male line in 1273) and the house of Lancaster, and it is on the relatively abundant records of these families, supplemented wherever possible by other non-seignorial sources, that the study is based. …”

William of Malmesbury and the Britons by Winkler, EA

“…In this respect he shared a renewed interest in the British past with his contemporaries Henry of Huntingdon and Geoffrey of Monmouth. </p>…”

Britain and Albion in the mythical histories of medieval England by Rajsic, J

“…<p>This dissertation examines the ideological role and adaptation of the mythical British past (derived from Geoffrey of Monmouth’s Historia regum Britanniae) in chronicles of England written in Anglo-Norman, Latin, and English from the twelfth to the fifteenth century, in terms of the shaping of English history during this time. …”