Fifteenth-century single text codex of John Harding's Chronicle.

Byrhtferth of Ramsey — Multiple dates; English

Breviary, Use of Sarum — 15th century, middle; English

Prognostications, tables, etc of John Brooker — 17th century; English

Medical and astrological treatises — 16th century; English

John Somer — c. 1440; English

Johannes Lichtenberger — after 1488; German

The Nativity of Sir Robert Holborne of Lincolnes Inn — 1598; English

Nicholas of Lynn — 14th century, end (after 1387); English

Geoffrey Chaucer — 15th century, beginning; English

Texts and illustrations relating to medicine, prognostication and arithmetic; England, late 13th-early 14th century

Aeneas Sylvius, Honoré Bouvet, etc. — 15th century, third quarter – late; English (script); French (decoration)

Rental of lands in Dunstable, 1543–4 — 16th century, first half; English

Rentals and accounts of St. Paul's Cathedral — 17th century, early; English

Rentals and accounts of St. Paul's Cathedral — 16th century, first half; English

Note on the lands of St. Paul's Cathedral — 16th century, first half; English

Cartulary of St. Paul's Cathedral — 14th century, late; English

Cartulary of Ely cathedral priory — 16th century, middle; English

Legal proceedings in the Roman curia relating to Appleton-le-Street — 14th century, late; English

Statutes of the collegiate church of St. Laurence Pountney, London, 1345 — 14th century, middle (?); English

Commissio of the Procurators of San Marco, Venice — 15th century, end (after 1473); Italian, Venice

Madrigals — c. 1500; Flemish

Account of the induction of John Radcliff into the Order of the Garter — 1429 (?); English

Petition of Windsor College against taxation, with associated documents — 1451 (?); English

Account of payment to the vicar of St. George's College, Windsor — 1471; English

Deed, 1527 — English

Letters patent of Richard III, 1485 — English

Deed, 1505 — English

Statutes of England (statuta vetera), Legal treatise — 14th century, middle; English

Book of Hours, Use of Rome. Flemish (probably Bruges), with inserted miniatures (Dutch, Brabant?); 15th century, second quarter

Table of lections, Matthew 2:5–Jude 2:23 in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible, etc. — 15th century, first quarter; England