Florilegium from Antonius Melissa and Maximus Confessor, Synopsis of the New Testament — Multiple dates

Theological Miscellany A 12th–13th cent.; B 13th–14th cent.

Ioannes Climax (18 Dec.) 1294

Pseudo-Callisthenes 13th cent.

Ps.-Johannes Damascenus, etc. — 13th century, middle (around or after); Byzantine, Nymphaion (Kemalpaşa)/Constantinople

Acolouthia, canons and stichera — 14th century, first quarter

Four Gospels — 1296–1318; Byzantine, Epiros

Four Gospels — 13th century, end; Byzantine, Constantinople

Gregorius Nazianzenus, Menologion Palimpsest: A 13th cent., B 11th cent.

Prophetologion 13th cent.

13th cent.

Eutyhmius Zigabenus AD 1280

A–H, mainly 13th and 14th cent.

Johannes Climacus — 947–948; Byzantine, Chalke (Heybeli Ada)

Johannes Raithenus — 13th century, end – 14th century, beginning; Byzantine, Constantinople (?)

Homilies for feast days from Easter Sunday to 29 December — Multiple dates; Byzantine, Constantinople

Aristoteles 13th cent.

Menologion (January), 13th cent.

Job — 12th century, fourth quarter – 13th century, beginning; Byzantine, provinces

Lectionaries and Anastasius Sinaita A 9th cent., B 8th cent. (?), C 13th cent.

A, B 13th cent. (?)

Gregory Nazianzen — 11th century, second half; Byzantine, Constantinople

Gregory Nazianzen — 13th century, end to 14th century, beginning