Breviary (Cistercian) — 1373; Hungary or Lower Austria (feasts of SS Benedict and 'Sorardus' (17 July) and Stephen, king of Hungary (20 Aug.) in the calendar)

Portable Psalter with Antiphons, Augustinian Use; Italy, Venice, 15th century, third quarter

Portable Psalter; Italy, Diocese of Florence, 1526

Portable Psalter with Antiphons, Dominican Use; Italy, Lombardy, 15th century, third quarter (after 1450)

Portable Monastic Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Venice, 15th century, third quarter

Portable Psalter and Hours, Bridgettine Use, in Latin and Italian; Italy, Florence (?), 15th century

Portable Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Venice, c. 1470–1480

Psalter, with calendar in French; France, North-Central (?), 13th century, third quarter

Portable Psalter, Hieronymite (?) Use; Spain, South (?), 15th century, third quarter

Book of Hours, Use of Paris — 15th century, second quarter; French, Paris (?)

Portable Secular Psalter with Antiphons; Flanders, Liège, late 13th or early 14th century

Portable Monastic Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Venice, 15th century, end

Portable Secular Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Naples (?), 14th century, third quarter

Portable Ferial Psalter with Antiphons, Augustinian Use; Italy, Venice, 15th century, third quarter

Portable Secular Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, North-East, 15th century, third quarter

Portable Franciscan Missal — 1462; Italian

Portable Psalter with Antiphons, Dominican Use; Italy, Brescia, 15th century, third quarter (after 1461)

Breviary, Use of Rome, Proprium de Tempore, etc. — 14th century, second half

Breviary, Use of Sarum, Proprium de Tempore, etc. — 15th century, beginning; England

Rubricated portable Diurnal, Use of Rome, Calendar, etc. — 15th century, second half; Italy, North