Breviary — 15th century, beginning; Italian, Ravenna

Canon Law treatise (?) — 13th century; Italian, Ravenna

Theological work — 12th century; Italian, Ravenna

Antiphonal; Austria or southern Germany, 12th century, last quarter

Monastic Hours and offices for use in a Benedictine Nunnery — 1072 or 1091 × 1102; Italian, Zadar (Zara) (present-day Croatia)

Noted breviary; Germany (Münsterschwarzach), 1154 × 1173

Enselmino da Montebelluna — 15th century; Italian

Martyrology (?) — 12th century; Byzantine (?)

Collectarium of an Italian diocese — 12th century; Italian, North

Breviary-Missal — 12th century; Italian, Ravenna

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…

Benedictional — Multiple dates; German, South

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

Sacramentary, local use — 12th century, second quarter; Italian, Pistoia, cathedral (mass of Sts. Rufinus and Felix (113) 'qui in presenti ecclesia requiescunt'. The mass occurs between 10 and 14 February, an unusual date; see ASS, Aug.V, 838 f.: 25 or 26 Aug.)

Missal — Multiple dates; Italian

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

Pontifical and Collectarium, Use of the cathedral of Arezzo — c. 1100; Italian, Arezzo

Breviary — 12th century, second half; Austria

Gradual and Breviary, Use of Brescia — 11th century, later – 12th century, early, with 12th century additions; Italian, Brescia, cathedral church

Homiliary — 12th century, second quarter; Italian, Emilia