Eskandar-nameh, an Alexander romance, by Nizami Ganjavi 1197 Haft Peykar by Nizami Ganjavi Fable/AllegoryDolopathos, translation of the Seven Wise Masters made by Jean de Hauteseille (Joannes de Alta Silva) 1121 Kalīleh o Demneh (), translation of the Panchatantra made by Abu'l Ma'ali Nasr Allah Munshi c. 1147 Cosmographia by Bernardus Silvestris c. 1184 Architrenius by John of Hauville DramaLudus de AntichristoOrdo VirtutumLyric c. 1119 Lyric poetry by William IX, Duke of Aquitaine, in Old Occitan known c. 1124–27 Waka anthology Kin'yō Wakashū (Collection of Gold Leaves) compiled by Minamoto no Shunrai (源 俊頼) 1140s–1150s Goliardic poetry by Hugh Primas of Orléans c. 1151–54 Waka anthology Shika Wakashū (Collection of Word Blossom) compiled by Fujiwara no Akisue (藤原 顕季) 1160s Goliardic poetry by the Archpoet c. 1188 Waka anthology Senzai Wakashū (Millennial Collection, 千載和歌集) compiled by Fujiwara no Shunzei (藤原 俊成) Late 12th century Lais by Marie de France (Anglo-Norman) Linguistics c. 1125–1175 First Grammatical Treatise (Old Norse) by the "First Grammarian" Topography 1191 Itinerarium Cambriae by Gerald of Wales 1194 Descriptio Cambriae by Gerald of Wales c. 1199? De laude Cestrie by Lucian of Chester Treatises 1107 Treatise on Tea (大觀茶論, dà guān chá lùn) by Emperor Huizong of Song 1113 Comput(us) by Philip de Thaun (Anglo-Norman, in hexasyllabic couplets) 1121–39 Bestiaire by Philip de Thaun (Bestiary translated from Physiologus into Anglo-Norman rhyming couplets) 1180–84 Tractatus de Purgatorio Sancti Patricii (Treatise on the Purgatory of St Patrick) by H[enry] of Saltrey Encyclopedias By 1129 Manasollasa composed by Someshvara III, ruler of the south Indian Western Chalukya Empire (Sanskrit) 1167–85 Hortus deliciarum'' compiled by Herrad of Landsberg (original destroyed 1870) Authors Born 1100/1110: Geoffrey of Monmouth, Welsh chronicler (died 1155) Born 1101: August 24 Su Shi (蘇軾), Chinese poet (born 1037) Died 1105: July 13 Rashi, French rabbinical scholar (born 1040) Killed 1106: Máel Muire mac Céilechair, Irish monk and scribe Born 1109: April 21 – Anselm of Canterbury, Aostan-born archbishop and philosopher (born c. 1033) Born 1110: Aelred of Rievaulx, writer and abbot (died 1167) Born c. 1110: Wace, Jèrriais poet (died after 1174) Born c. 1110: Lawrence of Durham, English poet, hagiographer and bishop (died 1154) Died 1118: Florence (Florentius) of Worcester, English chronicler and monk Born 1121/2: Khaqani, Persian poet (died 1190) Born 1125: October 17 – Lu You (陸游), Chinese poet (died 1209) Died c. 1126: Eadmer, English ecclesiastic and historian (born c. 1060) Born c. 1130: