Originals

1. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (A-Prime), refered to as the Parker Manuscript
2. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (A) (or G), refered to as the Winchester Manuscript
3. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (B), refered to as the Abingdon Manuscript
4. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (C), refered to as the Abingdon Manuscript II
5. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (D), refered to as the Worcester Manuscript
6. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (E), refered to as the Laud Manuscript or the Peterborough Manuscript
7. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (F), refered to as the Bilingual Canterbury Epitome
8. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (H), refered to as the "Cottonian Fragment"
9. Anglo Saxon Chronicle (I), refered to as An Easter Table Chronicle

Translations

• The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, translated by James Ingram (1823)
• The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, translated by J. A. Giles (1914)

Discussions

• "Anglo-Saxon Chronicle" in the Encyclopædia Britannica (1911)