They record important events in local Dominican history, including the construction of the friary in Erfurt (1231) and of the Predigerkirche (1238).
[1] They also cover wider Dominican and German history, including the War of the Thuringian Succession and the outbreak of the revolt of Henry (VII).
[1][2] They are also a source for several major anti-Jewish incidents, including a pogrom at Fulda (1235), the disputation of Paris (1240) and the burning of the Talmuds in France (1242).
[3] The Annales share material with the Cronica sancti Petri Erfordensis moderna.
It survives through the printed edition of 1723 by Johann Friedrich Schannat.