Book of Hours, Use of Sarum, Lectionary — 15th century, first quarter; Netherlandish

Psalter with Calendar (points to Bruges) — 13th century, end and 14th century; Flemish

Psalter, with gloss attributed to Bruno of Würzburg; Tegernsee, 11th century, second half

Juvenal, Persius — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Siena or Rome (?)

Gospels, Capitulare evangeliorum (use of regular canons) — 10th century, second half; German, Lower Saxony, Corvey, Benedictine abbey (?) or Hildesheim, Benedictine abbey (?)

John of Salisbury, Solinus, etc. — 1406; English, Glastonbury

Quintilian — 15th century, first half; Italian, Venice (?)

Office of the dead — 14th century, second half; English

Choir Psalter, Augustinian Use; England, partly at Oxford (?); c. 1260 and 15th century, second half (after 1457)

Portable Psalter and Hours; England, Diocese of Chichester (?), 14th century, second quarter

Portable psalter; French Flanders, Cambrai (?), late 13th or early 14th century

Portable psalter; England, 11th century, second half

Psalter; Latin with Middle English additions; England, Diocese of Ely; 13th century, beginning, with later additions