Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, end; Italian, Venice or Padua

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 1468; Italian, Parma

Book of Hours (Dominican) — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Venice

Portable Psalter in Latin with Italian additions; Italy, 15th century, before 1440

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, middle; Italian, Bologna (?)

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

Portable Ferial Secular Psalter with Antiphons, Use of Rome; Italy, Venice (?), 15th century, third quarter

Choir book (Dominican) — 15th century and 16th century; Italian

Noted breviary; Germany (Münsterschwarzach), 1154 × 1173

Psalter with Antiphons and Hours, Carthusian Use; Italy, Venice (?), 15th century, third quarter

Sacramentary (‘The Reichenau sacramentary’), German (Reichenau), 11th century, first quarter

Missal-Ritual — 14th century, end (before 1392); Italian

Text on calendar, Poem on Antichrist, etc. — 14th century, end (before 1392); Italian

Mass Lectionary (combined Epistolary and Evangeliary), Temporale, from Christmas Eve, etc. — 12th century, first half; German (south)

Ordinal, Use of Hirsau, and Miracles of the Virgin, in Latin with some German and Czech; south-eastern Germany, Austria, or…

Usuard — c. 1476; Italian, Venice

Gradual — 1200 × 1216 (?); Austria, South, perhaps Admont

Gradual; Austria (probably Innichen), 12th century, last quarter

Missal (primitive, noted, monastic) — Multiple dates; Austria

Secular Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Pavia (?), late 13th or early 14th century, and 15th century, first quarter

Secular Choir Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Padua (?), 1266, with additions