Homiliary (temporale, summer part) — 12th century, first half; Italian, North

Gregory the Great — 12th century, third quarter; Italian, Florence

Gregory the Great — 12th century, beginning (?); Italian

Alexander of Hales — c. 1470–80; Italian, Florence

Jerome — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Venice

Bernard of Clairvaux — 15th century, first quarter; Italian, Florence

John Cassian, Jerome, etc. — 13th century, beginning; Italian Santa Maria della Sambucina: A. M. Adorisio, Codici latini calabresi (1986) concludes that this was made at and for the monastery of Sambucina by a named scribe who is also very likely the same scribe as one of a document dated 1209.

Cyril of Alexandria — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Florence

Thomas Aquinas — 13th century, end; Italian

Lactantius — 1461; Italian, Lombardy

Gregory the Great — 13th century, beginning; Italian, North

Gregory the Great — 1484; Italian, Ferrara

Gregory the Great — 11th century, second half; Italian

Augustine of Hippo, Leo the Great — 12th century, beginning; Multiple places of origin

Eusebius of Caesarea — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, North-east

Octateuch, Commentary on Octateuch — 12th century, beginning; Italian, Bari

Ps.-Augustine, etc. — 1460–1461; Multiple places of origin

Bernard of Clairvaux — 15th century, middle; Italian, Florence (?)

Lactantius — 15th century, middle; Italian, Lombardy

Augustine of Hippo — 1502; [Italy]