* "Disciplina Clericalis" (Clerical Discipline): This collection of fables, anecdotes, and moral tales was widely read in the Middle Ages and served as a source of inspiration for later authors like Boccaccio and Chaucer. It's known for its diverse collection of stories, including humorous tales, stories of wise men and fools, and moral lessons about faith and virtue.
Other works attributed to Petrus Alfonsi include:
* "The Dialogue Between a Christian and a Jew": This work, written in the form of a dialogue, is a defense of Christianity against Jewish beliefs.
* "The Treatise on the Conversion of the Jews": This work presents arguments for the conversion of Jews to Christianity.
It's important to note that some scholars have questioned the authorship of certain works attributed to Petrus Alfonsi. While the "Disciplina Clericalis" is generally accepted as his work, the authorship of the other works remains more contested.