- 1First Preface to Stephen Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury
- 2Second Preface to the Same
- 3Book I
- 4Chapter II — Of the Ancient Division of Wales Into Three Parts
- 5Chapter III — Genealogy of the Princes of Wales
- 6Chapter IV — How Many Cantreds, Royal Palaces, and Cathedrals There…
- 7Chapter V — Of the Two Mountains From Which the Noble Rivers Which…
- 8Chapter VI — Concerning the Pleasantness and Fertility of Wales
- 9Chapter VII — Origin of the Names Cambria and Wales
- 10Chapter VIII — Concerning the Nature, Manners, and Dress, the Boldn…
- 11Chapter IX — Of Their Sober Supper and Frugality
- 12Chapter X — Of Their Hospitality and Liberality
- 13Chapter XI — Concerning Their Cutting of Their Hair, Their Care of…
- 14Chapter XII — Of Their Quickness and Sharpness of Understanding
- 15Chapter XIII — Of Their Symphonies and Songs
- 16Chapter XIV — Their Wit and Pleasantry
- 17Chapter XV — Their Boldness and Confidence in Speaking
- 18Chapter XVI — Concerning the Soothsayers of This Nation, and Person…
- 19Chapter XVII — Their Love of High Birth and Ancient Genealogy
- 20Chapter XVIII — Of the Antiquity of Their Faith, Their Love of Chri…
- 21Book II — Preface
- 22Chapter I — Of the Inconstancy and Instability of This Nation, and…
- 23Chapter II — Their Living by Plunder, and Disregard of the Bonds of…
- 24Chapter III — Of Their Deficiency in Battle, and Base and Dishonour…
- 25Chapter IV — Their Ambitious Seizure of Lands, and Dissensions Amon…
- 26Chapter V — Their Great Exaction, and Want of Moderation
- 27Chapter VI — Concerning the Crime of Incest, and the Abuse of Churc…
- 28Chapter VII — Of Their Sins, and the Consequent Loss of Britain and…
- 29Chapter VIII — In What Manner This Nation Is to Be Overcome
- 30Chapter IX — In What Manner Wales, When Conquered, Should Be Governed
- 31Chapter X — In What Manner This Nation May Resist and Revolt
The Description of Wales
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