Appendix I of the author's Swinburne's Medievalism: A Study in Victorian Love Poetry which Louisiana State University Press published in 1979. It appears in the Victorian web with the kind permission of the author, who of course retains copyright.
The dates of composition are taken from Lafourcade, Jeunesse, II; Bonchurch, XX (Wise's bibliography), 588-92; Gosse's Life (Bonchurch, XIX); or derived from the evidence of letters.
| 1857 | "King Ban" |
| 1857- 58 | Queen Yseult "The Leper" (earlier, "The White Hind") "Southwards" |
| 1858 | "Lancelot" "The Death of Rudel" The Albigenses (lost) "A Lay of Lilies" |
| 1858-59 | "Second Love" "The Dream by the River" |
| 1858-62 | Rosamond "The Two Dreams" "The Sea-Swallows" "A Christmas Carol" "After Death" "MayJanet" |
| 1859 | The Queen's Tragedy "Joyeuse Garde" |
| 1859-61 | Border Ballads Ballads by a Borderer Chastelard |
| 1859-62 | "Dead Love" "Triameron" "The Portrait" "The Marriage of the Monna Lisa" Chronicle of Queen Fredeyond |
| 1860 | "St. Dorothy" Balliol essays (see Appendix II) "April: (from the French of the Vidame de Chartres, 12-?)" "August" "Madonna Mia" "The Bloody Son" "The King's Daughter" "In the Orchard" |
| 1861-63 | Villonaries |
| 1862 | "Lord Soulis" "Lord Scales" "The Two Knights" "The Complaint of Lisa" "The Masque of Queen Bersabe" "Laus Veneris" "A Ballad of Burdens" |
| 1869-82 | Tristram of Lyonesse "The Weary Wedding" |
| 1885 | Marino Faliero |
| 1895-96 | The Tale of Balen |
Created June 2000; reformatted 16 March 2015