Miscellaneous theological and moral pieces in Latin, of which there is a full list in the Old Catalogue of 1697 and which… — c. 1300; England, Leicester Abbey

Les aprises Salamon, Les peines de purgatorie, etc. — 14th century, middle; England

Bede, Ivo of Chartres, etc. — 12th century, second quarter; English, Canterbury, Christ Church

A Alexander cycle (Roman d'Alexandre etc.); Flanders (probably Tournai), 1338-1344. B Alexander and Dindimus, Marco Polo;…

Eusebius, Jerome, etc. — 12th century, beginning; English

Isidore of Seville, Jerome, etc. — 11th century, end; English, Canterbury, St. Augustine's

Sermons, Theological notes and extracts — 12th century, end (after 1185); English

Ailred of Rievaulx, etc. — c. 1430–1440; English

The Craft of Dying — 15th century, middle; English

The Prick of Conscience — 15th century, first half; English

John Capgrave — 15th century, middle (between 1451 and 1461 or 1464); English

Giraldus Cambrensis — 1513; English

Boccaccio, Petrarch, etc. — 14th century, late; Italy, presumably Florence

William Wey; England (?Edington), 1462 × 1476

Poetic anthology, including lives of saints, poems on Thomas Becket, poems by Walter of Chatillon, the composite Templum… — 1190s; English or French

(fol. 1). Miscellaneous notes on measures of time, grammar (foll. 4v, 12), geography (fol. 10), philosophy (fol. 11), history (fol. 21), rhetoric (fol. 22v), logic (fol. 25), mathematics (fol. 31), and music (fol. 33) — 13th century, early; English

Calendarial and astrological tables and treatises — 15th century, first half; English

Untitled work or fragment — 13th century; English

Calendar, Opusculum de ratione spere, etc. — 12th century, middle; English

Astrology, geomancy, astronomy, etc.; A-D England, 13th-14th century

Lucian of Chester — Before 1200 (1194 (?)); English, Chester, Benedictine abbey of St Werburgh (?)

Collections of John of London, monk of St. Augustine's Canterbury; English, late 13th century

Hugh of Saint-Victor, Ps.-Bernard, etc. — 13th century, second half; English

John Mandeville, etc. — c. 1430; England