Richard Thorpe, etc. — 14th century, end; English, York (?)

Astrological treatises — 16th century, beginning; English

Astrological treatise — 17th century; Italian (?)

Astrological treatise — 16th century, beginning; English

William Lilly — 17th century; English

Byrhtferth of Ramsey — Multiple dates; 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

Writing exercises — 15th century, second quarter; English

Disticha Catonis, 'Sentences of Sages' — 15th century

Formulary of letters — 15th century, first half; French

Correspondence and documents of ambassadors to England and France from the Pope of Rome, 1374–6 — 14th century, second half

Documents relating to Anglo-French treaties, 1395–1410 — 15th century

Documents relating to a meeting of the ambassadors of England and France, 1418 — 15th century

Thomas Bekynton, etc. — 14th century; English

John Somer — 14th century, end (after 1387); English

Treatise on urines, Medical texts — 15th century, second half; English

Medical recipes and notes — 15th century; English

Medical recipes — 16th century, second half; English

Medical recipes — 17th century, first half; English

Composite alchemical manuscript in Latin and English; 15th-17th centuries

Eusebius Gallicanus, Origen, etc. — 11th century or 12th century; English

Peter of Poitiers — 13th century, beginning; English

Boethius — 12th century, middle; Flemish (?)

Register of John de Sautre, abbot of Ramsey — 13th century, late – 14th century, early; English

'Computation of the Tymes' from Creation — 16th century, second half; English

Richard Rolle, etc. — 15th century; English

Richard of Wallingford, astronomy, etc.; England, 14th century, middle or second half