Primary Sources
Adelard of Bath (1988) Adelard of Bath: conversations with his nephew, ed. and trans. Burnett Ch et al. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (includes De eodem et diverso, Quaestiones naturales and De avibus)
Busard Hubertus Lambertus Ludovicus (1983) The first Latin translation of Euclid’s ‘‘Elements’’ commonly ascribed to Adelard of Bath (Adelard I). Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Toronto; Folkerts Menso (1992) Robert of Chester’s (?) redaction of Euclid’s ‘‘Elements,’’ the so-called Adelard II version. Birkhauser, Basel
Suter Heinrich, Bj0rnbo Axel, Besthorn Rasmus (1914) Die astronomischen Tafeln des Muhammad ibn Mtusa al-Khwarizmi in der Bearbeitung des Maslama ibn Ahmed al-Madjriti und der latein. Ua bersetzung des Athelhard von Bath. Royal Danish Academy, Copenhagen
Secondary Sources
Burnett C (ed) (1987) Adelard ofBath: an English scientist and Arabist of the early twelfth century. Warburg Institute, London; Haskins CH (1927) Studies in the history of mediaeval science, 2nd edn. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, pp 20-42 Burnett C (1995) Adelard of Bath’s doctrine on universals and the Consolatio Philosophiae of Boethius. Didascalia (Sendai) 1:1-13
Burnett C (1997) The Latin and Arabic influences on the vocabulary concerning demonstrative argument in the versions of Euclid’s ‘‘Elements’’ associated with Adelard of Bath. In: Hamesse J (ed) Aux origines du lexique philosophique europeen. Societe internationale pour l’etude de philosophie medievale. Louvain-la-Neuve, pp 117-135
Cochrane L (1994) Adelard of Bath: the first English scientist. British Museum, London
Speer A (1995) Die entdeckte Natur. Brill, Leiden, 18-75 (on the Quaestiones naturales)