John Chrysostom, Josephus Hymnographus, etc. — 12th century, end; Byzantine

Horologium, Liturgical texts — 12th century and 13th century; Byzantine

Isaac Argyrus, Ptolemy, etc. — 15th century

Menologion, August — 14th century, end; Byzantine

Menologion, December to February — 12th century, beginning (?); Byzantine

'Epitome legum': extracts from legal codes — 11th century; Byzantine

Philo Judaeus, etc. — 10th century; Byzantine

Theodorus Prodromus, Johannes Damascenus, etc. — 16th century

Ps.-Phalaris, Apollonius, etc. — 16th century

Astronomical treatises — 15th century

Aeschylus, Lycophron — 14th century, end; Byzantine

Manuel Moschopoulos — 15th century, end; Byzantine and English

Edmund Rich, Juvenal — 13th century, first half

Aristotle — 12th century, late to 13th century, early; English, St. Albans, abbey (?)

'Chronica mendosa Sarracenorum' to 683 A.D, De generacione Mahumet, etc. — 13th century

Petrus de Argellata — 15th or 16th century (?); Irish

Alessandro Ariosto, Francesco Ariosto — after 1464; Italian, Ferrara

Gregory the Great, Ps.-Ambrose, etc. — 12th century, end; English

Antiphoner — 11th century, late (?). Dunning et al. suggest a date of s. xi1 (s. xiex?) for the fragment in Royal MS. 12 F. XIV ('Reconstructing Burnt Anglo–Saxon Fragments', Fragmentology, 1, [2018], p. 35).; England, Winchester (?)

Anselm — 12th century, end; England

Richard of Waltham, etc. — 13th century, first half; England

Antiphoner — 11th century, late (?). Dunning et al. suggest a date of s. xi1 (s. xiex?) for the fragment of this text in Royal MS. 12 F. XIV ('Reconstructing Burnt Anglo–Saxon Fragments', Fragmentology, 1, [2018], p. 35).; England, Winchester (?)