“Geografia” by Strabone - between 14 and 23 AD - Geography (in ancient Greek: Γεωγραφικά, Gheographiká) is a work in seventeen books of historical-geographical subject, written in Greek by the Greek scholar Strabo. 

"The Civil War" by M. Annaeus Lucanus - 65 AD - "Vestinis inpulsus aquis radensque Salerni tesca Siler nullasque uado qui"

"Libro VIII dei Punica" by Silio Italico - 90 AD - I Punica (The Punic War, or The Carthaginian Wars) are the longest surviving Latin poem: they are in fact composed of 12,000 verses, divided into 17 books.

"Ab Urbe condita" by Tito Livio - IIIth-IVth century AD - It is the history of Rome from the foundation of the city to the death of Drusus (9 BC). We have only received books I-X (from 754-53 to 293 BC) and XXI-XLV (from 218 to 167 BC) as well as numerous fragments of book XCI, on Sertorius, of book CXX, on the death and figure of Cicero , that is, about a quarter of the work which, as the summaries (periochae) inform us, consisted of 142 books.

"Historia Langobardorum" by Paolo Diacono - 789 AD - It is divided into six books and deals with the history of the Lombard people from its origins to its apex: the death of King Liutprand in 744. "Septima quoque provincia Campania ab urbe Roma usque ad Siler Lucaniae fluvium producitur. In qua opulentissimae urbes Capua, Neapolis et Salernus constitutae sunt."

"Historia Langobardorum Beneventanorum (o Ystoriola Langobardorum Beneventum degentium)" by Erchemperto - end of the 9th century AD - is a Lombard chronicle that tells the story of the Principality of Benevento from 787 to 889.

"Chronicon Salernitanum, or Chronicon Anonymi Salernitani" anonymous - 974 - It constitutes a very important source for the study of the history of the principalities of Langobardia Minor from the 8th to the 10th century. 

"Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum" by Giovanni Da Milano - 1100 - It is a Rule of health in Latin verses that collects the synthesis of all the hygienic principles of the Greek, Arab and Salerno schools with the addition of everything that has been constituting a popular knowledge, with numerous rules of hygiene, elements of botany, agriculture, alchemy, magic, astrology, of religion also accompanied by an explanatory commentum. Most of its chapters are devoted to food and wine.

"Chronica Monasterii Casinensis" - Leone Ostiense - it is a medieval chronicle written by Leone Marsicano (1046-1115) and then "continued" by Pietro Diacono (1107 / 1110-1159). The text deals with the history of the abbey of Montecassino from its foundation by Benedetto da Norcia in 529 up to the 12th century, as well as the events of the territory subjected to the abbey, that is the medieval feudal state of Terra Sancti Benedicti.

"Liber ad honorem Augusti sive de rebus Siculis" (Book in Honor of the Emperor, or on the Events of Sicily)  by Pietro da Eboli - 1196 - is a panegyric in Latin, written in Palermo and dedicated to Henry VI of Swabia.

"Historiarum Epitome de Rebus Salernitanis" by Antonio Mazza - 1681

"Istoria della città di Benevento dalla sua origine fino al 1894" by Enrico Isernia -