Euthymius Zigabenus — 13th century, end or 14th century, beginning; Byzantine

Catena from the Fathers of the Church on the second part of the Psalter — 16th century, beginning

Origen — 15th century

Eusebius of Caesarea — 16th or 17th century

Eusebius of Caesarea — 1543

Eusebius Caesarea, Eusebius of Caesarea — 15th century, end

Eusebius of Caesarea — 16th century

John Chrysostom — 11th century; Byzantine

John Chrysostom — 1340–1; Byzantine, Thessalonike

Theodorus Daphnopates (?) — 11th century, first half/middle; Byzantine, Constantinople

Catenae on St. Mathew's Gospel — 14th century, middle; Byzantine, Constantinople (?)

John Chrysostom — 11th century, middle; Byzantine, Constantinople (?)

Theophylact of Ochrid, etc. — 14th century, middle; Byzantine, Constantinople (?)

John Chrysostom — 11th century; Byzantine

John Chrysostom — 1106; Italian, South, Carbona (?)

Theodorus Daphnopates (?) — 11th century, end; Byzantine

Homilies by Fathers of the Church on Church feasts (Panegyrikon) — 11th century, second half; Byzantine

John Chrysostom — 1564; Byzantine, Constantinople

Michael Psellus, Hermes Trismegistus, etc. — 16th century

Nicetas Serrariensis‏ — 16th century

Dionysius Halicarnassus — 16th century

Theodoret of Cyrus — 16th century

Origen, Amphilochius Iconiensis — 16th century

Basil of Caesarea — 11th century; Byzantine

Theological texts — 1547

Clement of Alexandria — 16th century

Theophylact of Ochrid, Theodoret of Cyrus — 16th century

Theodoret of Cyrus — 11th century, beginning; Byzantine, Constantinople

Theodoret of Cyrus — 16th century

Commentaries on the Song of Songs and Ecclesiastes — 16th century, end

Polychronius — 16th century

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Catena on St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans — 16th century

Johannes Euchaitensis — 1568

Nicetas Heracleensis — 16th century

John Chrysostom — 16th century, end

Dialogus de imaginibus — 16th century, middle; French (?)

Theological texts — 15th century; Byzantine

Liturgical texts with rhetorical texts and letters A 13th cent. B 13th., C Late 13th cent-early 14th cent.

Origen — 16th century

Theodorus Prodromus — 15th century, beginning; Byzantine

Theodoret of Cyrus, Proclus of Constantinople, etc. — 10th century, end (?); Byzantine

Menologion (June - September) — 14th century; Byzantine

Menologion (December - January) — 14th century; Byzantine

Anthologion — 14th century; Byzantine

Menologion (June - July) — 14th century; Byzantine

John Chrysostom — 12th or 13th century; Byzantine

Menologion (October - November) — 14th century; Byzantine

Athanasius, Nemesius, etc. — 11th century, end (?)

John Chrysostom — 13th century, first half; Byzantine

John Chrysostom, etc. — Byzantine

Synaxarium — 1281; Byzantine

Synaxarium — 1336/1337; Byzantine, Cyprus

Antiochus of Palestine, etc. — 12th century, end (?)

Euchologion — 12th century, first half; Italian, South, Rossano (?) or Messina (?)

Nicephorus Callistus Xanthopulus — 1303–1309; Byzantine, Constantinople

Martyrologium — 16th century

Commentary on the Ten Commandments, Theological works, etc. — 16th century, part dated 1578

Horologium — 1514