Offices, prayers, hymns and devotions for private use — c. 1460; English

Ps.-Aristotle, Arnold of Villanova, etc. — 14th century, beginning; French

Offices and prayers for private use — 15th century, end; Multiple places of origin

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1507; Italian, Florence

Breviary — 1563; French

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — c. 1480; Italian, Venice

Offices and prayers for a lady's private use — 15th century, end; Multiple places of origin

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — c. 1500-05 (?); Italian, Milan

Statutes of England, Legal treatises — 14th century, second quarter; English

Priest's vade medum including a psalter; English, c. 1433 and c. 1475?

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, second quarter; Italian, Rome

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish

Psalter — 13th century, third quarter; French, Diocese of Amiens

Psalter (portable) — 13th century, late, or 14th century, early; Flemish (French Flanders), diocese of Thérouanne (?)

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1527 or earlier (?); Italian, Urbino or Mantua (?)

Book of Hours, Use of Utrecht — c. 1500; Dutch, Utrecht

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, end; French

Statutes of England — 14th century, second quarter; English

Psalter (portable) — 13th century, late, or 14th century, early; Flemish, Bruges (?)

Book of Hours, Use of Metz — 14th century, middle; French, Metz

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1527-28; Polish, Cracow

Ps.-Theotimus — 14th century, third quarter; Italian, Verona or Padua (?)

Psalter — 1235-1255 (?); French, Paris

Book of Hours, Use of Metz — 14th century, beginning; French, Metz

Psalter (portable) — c. 1270-90; Flemish, diocese of Thérouanne, region of St. Omer

Psalter — 1240s (?); French, Paris (?)

Untitled work or fragment — c. 1490; Flemish

Untitled work or fragment — c. 1500; French

Book of Hours, Use of Utrecht — 15th century, second half; Dutch, Utrecht

Psalter — 9th century, middle; French, area of Rheims

Book of Hours, Use of Paris, Calendar in French, etc. — 15th century, early; French, Paris

Almanac and runic calendar — 1432; Flemish

Book of Hours, Use of Rouen — 16th century, first quarter; French, Normandy

Christoforo Barzizza of Brescia — 16th century, beginning; Italian or French (?)

Book of Hours — c. 1450-70; French

Book of Hours, Use of Paris — 15th century, beginning and 15th century, second half; French

Treatises by, or copied by, Sebaldus Adloff of Breslau; German, c. 1530-40

Calendar — 14th century, early; English

Odo of Cheriton, etc. — 13th century, end; English

Treatise on the care of horses — 13th century, first half; English

Bestiary, Miscellaneous texts and extracts — c. 1300; English

Book of Hours, Use of Rome, Calendar (Utrecht), etc. — Multiple dates; Dutch, Utrecht

Robert Grosseteste, Walter of Henley, etc. — c. 1320-1330; English

Book of Hours, Use of Troyes — 15th century, beginning; French

Ps.-Ambrose, etc. — 1504; English

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish, Bruges or Ghent

Bible — 13th century, middle; Italian, Genoa or Milan (?)

Geoffrey of Monmouth, etc. — c. 1300; English

Psalter — c. 1290-1310; French, Lorraine (?)

Ps.-Boethius — 10th century - 11th century; English

Psalter — 11th century, end; Italian, Naples, Benedictine abbey of Sora (?)

Johannes de Sacro Bosco — 14th century, end; English

Chronicle of England, Creation to 1407 — 14th century, end; English

Rules and Constitutions of the Confraternity of St. Peter Martyr, Valladolid — 1558; Spanish

Psalter — c. 1340-8 (?); English, East Anglia

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, second quarter; French

Gilbertine institutions and statutes, with additions to 1525 — 13th century, first half, and 13th century, second half; additions to 1525; English

Ranulph Higden — 15th century, second half; English

Primasius — 7th century, late, or 8th century, early (before 719); England, south-west (?)

Gesta Romanorum — 15th century, second half; English

Book of Hours, Use of Paris — 1408; French, Paris

Haimo of Auxerre, Gregory the Great — 12th century, third quarter; Italian, Central, Florence (?)

Ovid, Ps.-Ovid — 15th century, end; Italian, Padua or Rome

Vegetius, Walter Map, etc. — c. 1400; English

Alanus de Insulis, John of Limoges, etc. — c. 1400; English

Bestiary — c. 1300; English

Book of Hours, Use of Amiens — 15th century, end; French

Bestiary — 13th century, third quarter; English

Lives of Saints — 11th century, end; French, North

Gospel lectionary — c. 800; French, Chelles, Benedictine nunnery

Pierre Bersuire — 15th century, first half (?); English

Apocalypse with commentaries ('The Douce Apocalypse'); England (?Westminster), c. 1265-1270

Homiliary — 14th century, second quarter and end; German, lower Rhineland

Rabanus Maurus — Multiple dates; French

Augustine, Ps.-Augustine, etc. — 12th century, third quarter; French, Liessies

Epistolary — c. 1520; Flemish, Louvain, Parc Abbey (?)

Speculum humanae saluationis — c. 1430-50; Spanish, Catalonia, Roussillon

Roger of Wendover, Roger of Howden, etc. — 14th century, beginning; English

Plutarch, Leonardo Bruni, etc. — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Florence

Gratian — 13th century, beginning; English, London (?)

Missal, Use of Sarum — 15th century, first quarter; English

Troper, Proser, etc. — 11th century, end; Italian, Breme-Novalesa, Benedictine abbey

Book of Hours, Use of Ghent — c. 1480; Flemish

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum — 14th century, beginning (c. 1325-30 (?)); English

'Romulus' — 14th century, beginning; French

Breviary (Franciscan) — 14th century, second quarter; additions, 15th century, beginning; French, Paris

Samuel Israelita — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Venice or Verona

Book of Hours, Use of Rouen — c. 1480; French, Rouen

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; Flemish

Johannes de Sacro Bosco, Alexander de Villa Dei, etc. — 1381; decoration, 15th century, second half; English

Ps.-Bonaventure, etc. — 15th century, first half (?) - 16th century, 1st quarter; English

Prayers and devotions for private use — 16th century, beginning; French

Book of Hours, Use of Tournai — 1480 and c. 1500; Dutch (?)

Book of Hours, Use of Besançon — c. 1470; French, Besançon

Book of Hours, Use of Bayeux — c. 1450-60; French, Bayeux

Maurice de Sully, Honorius Augustodunensis, etc. — 12th century, end; English, Durham

Psalter (Dominican) — 15th century, third quarter (1455 x 61 (?)); Italian, Brescia

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 16th century, beginning; French, North

Gospel of St. Matthew, Gospel of St. Mark — 11th century, second half (c. 1060 (?)); Flemish, Liège, or German, Lorsch (for full discussion see the description at Bibliotheca Laureshamensis)

Secular Psalter — 12th century, third quarter; English, North

Psalter — 11th century, second quarter or middle (after 1023 (?)), with 11th- and 12th-century additions; English, probably East Anglia, perhaps Ely, Peterborough, or Crowland (?)

Ps.-Seneca, etc. — 1465; Italian

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — after 1488; Flemish

Statutes of England, 1327 to 1445 — 15th century, middle; English

Missal (Franciscan) — 14th century, middle; French

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 1473; Italian, Venice