Breviary (Cistercian) — 1373; Hungary or Lower Austria (feasts of SS Benedict and 'Sorardus' (17 July) and Stephen, king of Hungary (20 Aug.) in the calendar)

Book of Hours, Use of Rome, Calendar, etc. — 14th century, end; France, Paris

Portable Secular Psalter with Antiphons; Flanders, Liège, late 13th or early 14th century

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 14th century, end; Italian, Bologna

Portable Secular Psalter with Antiphons; Italy, Naples (?), 14th century, third quarter

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 13th century, 14th century; Italian

Breviary (Benedictine) — c. 1350; French, Paris

Book of Hours (Bridgettine) — 14th century; Italian

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 14th century, first half; Italian

Breviary, Use of Rome — 14th century, second half; Italian

Breviary, Use of Rome, Proprium de Tempore, etc. — 14th century, second half

Rubricated portable Cisterican diurnal, Office of Corpus Christi, etc. — Multiple dates; Multiple places of origin

Diurnal, Use of Rome (girdle book) — 14th century (after 1327); Italy, Venice, Santa Maria delle Vergini, Venice

Diurnal (Franciscan) — 13th century, second half – 14th century, first half; Italian, Rome

Missal — 14th century; Italian, Verona (?)

Breviary, Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 14th century, second half; Italian

Consuetudinary (Cistercian) — 14th century

Missal-Ritual — 14th century, end (before 1392); Italian

Text on calendar, Poem on Antichrist, etc. — 14th century, end (before 1392); Italian

Breviary (Choir), Use of Rome (Franciscan) — 14th century, end; Italian, South (?)

Breviary-Missal — 14th century, first half; Italian, South