_Floriloquium philosophorum_, or, _Floriloquium sive compendiloquium de vita et dictis illustrium philosophorum_, or, _de philosophorum dictis exemplis et vitis_. 10 parts:
i. On philosophy in general; ii. On the name and profession of philosophers; iii. On the succession of illustrious philosophers and their life; iv. On the life and maxims of some less famous philosophers; v. Of divers philosophic perfections; vi. On the four principal sects of philosophers--peripatetics, stoics, academicians, and epicureans; vii. On the seven liberal arts; viii. Poets and authors of apologues; ix. On the abuses of philosophy; x. On the places where philosophic studies have been most honoured (e. g. Paris and Oxford mentioned). _Inc. prol. i._ ‘Cum enim debeamus apes imitari.’ _Inc. prol. operis._ ‘Cum ex vita gentilium.’ _Inc. opus._ ‘Circa primum notandum quod diversimode describitur philosophia.’
MSS. Brit. Mus.: Royal 6 B xi. f. 127 (sec. xiv).
Toulouse 340, vi. (xiv).--St. Omer 622 (A. D. 1346).
Printed at Venice, 1496 (f. 167-232); Lyons, 1511 (f. 140-194); Argentina, 1518 (f. 107-147).
_Breviloquium de sapientia sanctorum._ 8 chapters:
_Inc. prol._ ‘Cum varii sint homines omnes.... Licet in priori tractatulo[994].’ _Inc. cap. i._ ‘Sapientia enim dicitur ab eo quod est sapere.’
MSS. Bodl.: Laud. Misc. 603, f. 99 (sec. xiv).
Printed at Venice, 1496 (f. 233); Lyons, 1511 (f. 195-200 b); Argentina (f. 147 b-151 b), and _sine anno et loco_ (Louvain 1485?).
_Summa justitiae_, or, _Tractatus de septem vitiis ex [Gul. Alverno] Parisiensi_. 10 parts.
i. De peccato in generali; ii. De superbia; iii. De invidia; iv. De ira; v. De avaricia; vi. De accidia; vii. De gula; viii. De luxuria; ix. De quinque sensibus corporis; x. De quibusdam peccatis, &c. _Inc. prol._ ‘Summa justicie Christi fidelium est declinare a malo et facere bonum.’ _Inc. opus._ ‘Justicia que est via ad regnum ut supradictum est in duobus consistit.’
Cf. MS. Oxford:--Exeter Coll. 7, § 4 (sec. xv). _Jo. Wallensis Liber de vitiis ex Parisiensi confectus_: _inc._ ‘Peccatum vitandum est.’
_Tractatus de vitiis et remediis eorum_ (doubtful).
_Inc._ ‘Dicendum est de vitiis seu peccatis primo in generali.’
MS. Brit. Mus.: Royal 4 D iv. f. 226-244 (sec. xv).[995]