Book of Hours, Use of Rouen — 15th century, first half; French, North (?)

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — 15th century; English

Manual, Benedictine — 14th century, first half; English

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — 15th century, first quarter; Flemish

John Arderne — 14th century, late; English

Calendarial rules, Prognostics — 10th century; Continental European with English additions

Alcuin — 10th century; Continental European with English additions

Glossaries — 10th century; Continental European with English additions

Ps.-Cicero — 10th century, with additions 11th century, early; Continental European with English additions

Priscian — 14th century, early; English

Collections from the decrees of the popes and councils, and the works of the Fathers — 12th century, late; English

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — c. 1400; English

Bede, etc. — 13th century; English

Cicero — 12th century, second quarter; Multiple places of origin

Breviary (pars hiemalis) — 13th century, third quarter and 14th century, third quarter; English

Aristotle — 15th century, late; English

Augustine — 14th century, late; English

Sermons for saints' days and feasts — 13th century, early; English

Untitled work or fragment — 13th century, early; English

Sermons — 13th century, early; English

Sallust — 13th century, early; English

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — 15th century; English

Book of Hours — 15th century; English

John of Salisbury — c. 1200; English

Robert Grosseteste — 15th century; English

Register of documents relating to the manor of Faringdon in Berkshire — c. 1300 (?) (after 1275; Hockey, p. 8)); English

Cartulary of the college of Holy Trinity, Pontefract — c. 1500; English

Indented agreement between Edmund Audley, bishop of Salisbury , and Thomas Drax, rector and the fellows of the college of the Blessed Mary and All Saints, Oxford [Lincoln College] — c. 1518; English