Bede’s shorter historical and hagiographical works, together with the eyewitness letter on his death. Translations from J. A. Giles’s Minor Historical Works of Venerable Bede (1843), except the death-letter (from Sellar’s edition). These are converted from uncorrected OCR of the 1843 print, so occasional character errors and stray printed side-notes may remain in the text.
- Life and Miracles of St Cuthbert — Bede’s prose Life of St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne (46 chapters).
- Lives of the Holy Abbots of Wearmouth and Jarrow — The Historia Abbatum — lives of Benedict Biscop, Ceolfrid, and their successors.
- Life of St Felix — Bede’s prose paraphrase of Paulinus of Nola’s verse life of St Felix of Nola.
- Life of St Vedast — Bede’s abridgement of the life of St Vedast (Vaast) of Arras.
- Letter of Bede to Abbot Albinus — A short covering letter sending the completed Ecclesiastical History to Albinus.
- Letter of Bede to Bishop Egbert — Bede’s last major work (734): a pastoral letter to Egbert of York on church reform.
- Of the Holy Places — De Locis Sanctis, a description of Jerusalem and the holy sites, abridged from earlier writers.
- Letter of Cuthbert on the Death of Bede — Cuthbert’s eyewitness account of Bede’s death (735), including Bede’s Death Song. By Bede’s pupil, not Bede himself.
- The Seven Wonders of the World — De septem mundi miraculis — printed by Giles among Bede’s works but generally regarded as spurious (pseudo-Bede).