(ε.) Chronicon regum Legionensium, 982-1109, by Pelagius, Bishop of Oviedo—a very doubtful authority, and branded with the epithet "fabulosus."
Ibid., xvii. 270-330.
(ζ.) Chronicon Silensis Monachi, written circa 1100.
Schott, iv. 1-116.
(η.) Lucas of Tuy, "Chronicon Mundi," written circa 1236.
Ibid., i. 246-291.
(θ.) Alfonso, Bishop of Burgos, "Anacephalaiosis rerum Hispanarum," etc.
Migne, cxxxvi. pp. 770-1179
(ι.) Luitprand, died 972. The Chronicon and Adversaria attributed to him are by a later hand, and extend over the years 606-960. The author of these is generally called the Pseudo-Luitprand, and very little credit can be placed in his statements.
Schott, "Hisp. Illustr.," i. pp. 121-246