Augustine — 11th century, first half; English

Calendrical tables and treatises, Hymns, etc. — 10th century, late – 11th century, first quarter (fols. 10–17: 993 (?)); French (?)

Augustine — 11th century, end; France, Normandy

Bede, Ps-Bede, etc. — Multiple dates; French, Vendôme, Benedictine abbey of the Holy Trinity

Isidore, etc. — 10th century, second half; additions, 11th century, first half; English, probably south-west (Gneuss & Lapidge), Exeter (according to Pächt and Alexander)

Jerome, Bede, etc. — 11th century, end; English

Jerome, Ps.-Athanasius, etc. — 12th century; English

Isidore of Seville, Jerome, etc. — 11th century, end; English, Canterbury, St. Augustine's

Sermons — 11th century, second half

Isidore — 10th century, second half; France or England

Jerome — 12th century, third quarter

Gospels — 11th century, middle; English

Geoffrey of Monmouth, etc. — 12th century, end; English

Petrus Musandinus, etc. — 13th century, second half

Missale plenum (?) — 11th century, late; Italian

Commentary on Johannitius, Isagoge — 13th century

Commentary on Hippocrates, Liber aphorismorum — 13th century

'Magister Walter' (Walter de Coutances) — 13th century, first half

Liber de translationibus sancti Cuthberti — 13th century, first half

William of Jumièges — c. 1100; France, Normandy . Cleaver suggests, on the basis of its script and style of decoration, that the manuscript might have been produced at Jumièges, Benedictine Abbey ('The Circulation of History Books in Twelfth-century Normandy', p. 57)

Lives of Saints; 11th century, late, England, in part Winchester

Lanfranc, Guitmund of Aversa, etc. — c. 1100; French, Normandy

I(A-D) ‘Codex Oxoniensis Posterior’, Cornwall (?), Wales (?), s. x; II Penitential and canonical collection, N. E. France (?),…

Aldhelm — c. 1000; English, Canterbury, Christ Church

‘The Leofric Missal’; England (?), s. ix/x, with additions at Canterbury and Exeter, s. x-xi.

John Gerson, etc. — 15th century, beginning (after 1415); English

John Lydgate — 15th century, third quarter; English

Bede, Lethaldus Miciacensis, etc. — 11th century, end – 12th century, beginning; English, Durham, cathedral priory