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; ''[[Among the Darkeyed]]'' by [[Calinam]]: mentions [[Oathgate]]s{{ref|b|sa1|e|39}}
; ''[[Analetics]]'' by [[Corvana]]: includes the chants of the Vanrial.{{ref|b|sa1|c|60}}
; ''[[The Arguments]]'': part of the doctrine of [[Vorinism]]{{ref|b|sa1|c|24}}
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; Biographies of [[Gavilar]] by [[Jasnah]],{{ref|b|sa1|c|28}} and [[Tifandor]].{{ref|b|sa1|c|45}}
;: ''[[King Gavilar Kholin]]'' by [[Navani]]{{ref|b|sa1|c|45}}
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; tale of [[Derethil]] and the ''[[Wandersail]]'':
; ''[[Dialogues]]'' : Famous historical work on political theory.{{ref|b|sa1|c|33}}
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; ''[[Emperor]]'' by [[Ixsix]]: {{ref|b|sa1|e|30}}
; ''[[Eternathis]]'': A philosophy text examining the interactions of the five [[Vorin]] kingdoms since the Heirocracy{{ref|b|sa1|c|7}}
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; tale of [[Fleet]] that ran ahead of a [[Highstorm]]:
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; ''Incarnate'' by [[Guvlow]]: {{ref|b|sa1|e|33}}
; ''[[Nearer the Flame]]'': A novel from the viewpoint of a man going mad after seeing his children starve{{ref|b|sa1|c|8}}
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; ''[[Palates
; ''The [[Poem of Ista]]'':{{ref|b|sa1|e|36}}
; ''The [[Poem of the Seventh Morning]]'':{{ref|b|sa1|e|33}}{{ref|b|sa1|c|42}}
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; books of ''[[Seld]]'': at least 14 volumes{{ref|b|sa1|e|38}}
; ''[[Shadows Remembered]]'': children's tales, mentions voidbringers{{ref|b|sa1|c|29}}{{ref|b|sa1|c|33}}{{ref|b|sa1|e|43}}
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; ''The [[Song of the Last Summer]]'': {{ref|b|sa1|e|32}}
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; ''[[Tales by Hearthlight]]'' by [[Innia]]: a book of children's folktales.{{ref|b|sa1|c|42}}{{ref|b|sa1|e|42}}
; ''[[Times and Passage]]'' by [[Rencalt]]: A single volume history of [[Roshar]] since the [[Heirocracy]]{{ref|b|sa1|c|7}}
; ''[[Topics]]'' by [[Barlesha Lhan]]: 'A popular survey of historical events at best'{{ref|b|sa1|c|5}}
; ''theory of the three realms'' by [[Gavarah]]: {{ref|b|sa1|c|29}}
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; ''The [[Vavibrar]]'':{{ref|b|sa1|e|35}}
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; ''The [[Way of Kings]]'' by [[Nohadon]]: A collection of parables and stories teaching the reader how to lead people honorably{{ref|b|sa1|c|15}}
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