Thomas à Kempis — 1485; illumination, 15th century, end; German

Sermons relating to the Council of Basle (1431–1449) and related texts

Thomas de Courcelles, Marcus Bonifilius, etc. — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

John of Segovia — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

Thomas Livingstone, Pierre de Versailles, etc. — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

Sermons and tractates

Tractatus de luce, Theological text (?), etc. — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

Johannes Crastonus, etc. — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

Augustine, Ps.-Macarius, etc. — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

Innocent IV, Martin IV, etc. — 15th century, middle; German, Würzburg (?)

Writ of Withego II. Hildebrandi, bp. of Naumburg, 1372–1381, Accounts, dated 138[.], 1405, 1407 — 14th century, late - 15th century, early; German

Sermons; Germany, s. xiv1 (part A); Germany (Mainz, Carthusian abbey) s. xiv2 (part B); Germany, s. xivin (part C)

Sermons; Jean Gerson, De celebratione missae; German, 15th century, middle-second half

Raymund Lull, Nicholas de Lyra; England, 15th century, third quarter

Jakob von Jüterbog, Quodlibetum statuum humanorum; Germany, 1501

Johannes de Turrecremata; Germany, 15th century, second half

Vitas patrum; Germany, 15th century, middle or second half

Sermons (Guilelmus Peraldus, etc.); A-F Germany, 14th century, middle and second half

Thomas Waleys, Rainerius Aretinus, Innocent III; Germany, c. 1473

Johannes de Vilari, Sermones; Paulus Cholner, De praedicatione; Germany, 15th century, beginning

Apocalypse with commentary of Nicholas de Lyra — 1476; Italian, Venice (?)

Henricus de Frimaria, Liber de perfectione spirituali interioris hominis; Sequences and Excerpts. Germany, Mainz Charterhouse:…

Aldobrandinus de Tuscanella, Scala fidei; Epistola Rabbi Samuelis ad Rabbi Isaac de adventu Messiae (tr. Alphonsus…

Petrarch — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, North-west (?)

John Lydgate — 15th century, second half; English

Johannes de Dondis — 1461; Italian

Aeneas Gazaeus — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Ferrara (?)

Edward Sepham — 16th century, second quarter; English

Flavio Biondo — 15th century (after 1452); northern Italy