Breviary (Cistercian) — 13th century, first half (c. 1219); French (?)

Bridget of Sweden, etc. — 14th century, late – 15th century, early; France or Flanders, with additions in England

'The Hours of Anne of Bohemia'; Flanders, 1380 × 94

Prayer book — c. 1500–1520 (not before 1494); German, North-west

Gospel lectionary — Before 1093; probably 11th century, second quarter; English

Book of Hours, Use of Rome — 15th century, third quarter; French, Central

Gospel list (Use of Rome) — 15th century, second half (reference to St. Catherine of Siena, canonized 1461); Italian, north, Lodi (?) (St. Bassianus, fol. 10)

Private prayers — 1406–1428 (c. 1421 (?)); French, French Flanders (?)

Private prayers — 15th century, beginning (c. 1421 (?)); English

Processional — 14th century, second quarter; Italian, Bologna or Venice

Calendar

Breviary, Use of the congregation of S. Giustina, Padua — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Piacenza

Breviary — 15th century, middle; French, Verdun

Breviary (Cistercian) — 13th century, second half; Netherlandish (?)

Book of Hours — 15th century, first half; Swiss (?)

antiphonal (Dominical) — 15th century, second half, 16th century; French

Book of Hours, Use of Paris — 15th century, beginning; French, Brittany

Hours of the Cross — 15th century; Italian

Portable Secular Psalter; England, Diocese of Norwich (?), 14th century, end

Book of Hours, Use of Sarum, Prayer Auxiliatrix sis, etc. — 15th century, middle; English