John Chrysostom — 10th century, end – 11th century, beginning; Asia Minor West (?)

New Testament fragments (six leaves): Luke xxiii. 38–51, xxiv. 46–53; John, 18 titloi and i. 30-iii. 5. Formerly MS. Barocci 59, fols. 1–6 — 11th century (?)

Johannes Climacus — 11th century, first half or middle; Byzantine, Constantinople

Gregorius Nazianzenus, Menologion Palimpsest: A 13th cent., B 11th cent.

Basil the Great — 11th century, end; Byzantine, Constantinople

Maximus Confessor, Antonius Melissa — 11th century, end (?)

Theodorus Studita — 11th century, second half; Byzantine, Constantinople

A–H, mainly 13th and 14th cent.

Basil the Great, Gregory of Nyssa — 11th century

Johannes Climacus — 11th century

Saints' Lives — 11th century, end and 12th century, beginning

Saints' Lives — 14th century, middle

Gregory Nazianzen — 10th century, first half; Byzantine, Constantinople

Gregory Nazianzen — 10th century, middle (?); Byzantine

Gregory Nazianzen — 11th century, end – 12th century, beginning; Byzantine

Commentary on Aristotle, Analytica Priora, 26–7 — 10th century, late (?)

John Malalas — 11th century, late, or 12th century, early

Canons of Church Councils, Theological works — 11th century, end

John Chrysostom — 11th century, second half

Canons of Church Councils, Theological works — 1043

John Chrysostom — 11th century, last third

John Chrysostom — 14th century

Lectionary — 11th century, first quarter; Byzantine, Constantinople

Gregory Nazianzen — 11th century, second half; Byzantine, Constantinople (?)

John Chrysostom — 11th century, second half; Byzantine