John Mirk, etc. — 1450s × 1490s; England

Chronicle, English, 1447 × 1490s; Trilingual poetic anthology, Herefordshire, 1272 × 1290s

Liturgical texts — 14th century, late; Flemish

Theological texts — 13th century, early; French (?)

Liturgical texts — 14th century, early; English

Athanasius — 11th century; English: Gloucester

Ivo of Chartres — 12th century; English: West Country (?)

Bede — 12th century (between 1149 and 1176); English: Cirencester

Bede — 12th century (between 1147 or 1168 and 1176); English: Cirencester

Vulgate — 13th century; English

Vulgate — 13th century; French: Paris (?)

Vulgate — 13th century, late; French

Orosius — 12th century; English: Cirencester

Pseudo-Hegesippus — 12th century (between 1149 and 1176); English: Cirencester

Bede — 12th century; English: Evesham (?)

Theological texts — 11th century, late; English: Gloucester

Gospel of Matthew — 12th century; English: Hereford (?)

Bede — 12th century (between 1149 and 1176); English: Cirencester

Bede — 11th century; England: Pershore, Benedictine abbey of St Edburga (?)

Bede — 12th century (between 1149 and 1176); English: Cirencester