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[The confutacion of Tyndales aunswer. The second part]
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A dialogue concernynge heresyes & matters of religion
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A dyalogue of comforte agaynste tribulacyon
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A letter of sir Thomas More knight impugning the erroniouse wryting of John Frith agaynst the Blessed Sacrament of the aulter
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A treatice to receave the blessed body of our Lorde, sacramentally and virtually bothe
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A treatice upon the passion of Chryste (unfinished)
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A treatyce (unfynyshed) uppon these wordes of holye Scrypture, Memorare novissima, & ineternum non peccabis. Remember the last thynges, and thou shalt never synne
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An exposicion of a parte of the passion of our saviour Jesus Christe, made in Latine
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Certein devout and vertuouse instruccions, meditacions, and prayers made and collected by sir Thomas More knight while he was prisoner in the towre of London
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The apology of Syr Thomas More Knight, made by hym. Anno. 1533. after that he had geven over thoffice of lord chauncellour of Englande
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The confutacion of Tyndales aunswer. [The first part]
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The debellacyon of Salem and Bizance
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The history of king Richard the Thirde (unfinished)...which worke hath bene before this tyme printed, in hardynges cronicle, and Hallys cronicle: but very muche corrupte in many places, sometime havyng lesse, and sometime havyng more, and altered in wordes and whole sentences: muche varying fro the copie of his own hand, by which thys is printed
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The life of John Picus Erle of Myrandula, a great lorde of Italy, an excellent connyng man in all sciences, & vertuous of living: with divers epistles & other workes of the sayd John Picus, full of greate science, vertue, and wisdome: whose life and woorkes been worthy and digne to be read, and often to be had in memory. Translated out of Latin into Englishe by maister Thomas More
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The supplication of soules
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[A treatice uppon the blessed sacrament of the aulter.] The answer to the first part of the of the poysoned booke whych a nameles heretike hath named the supper of the Lord
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[Editorial matter for the collection and writings from his youth.]
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[Letters and epitaphs.]