Collections of Thomas Urmston, chaplain of Lymm, Cheshire; English, c. 1478 × 1489

Ps.-Bonaventure, William Flete, etc. — 15th century, middle; English, York (?)

Bernard of Clairvaux, William of St.-Thierry, etc. — Multiple dates; English

Augustine, Ps.-Augustine, etc. — 15th century, second half; Dutch

Geoffrey of Monmouth, Michael of Cornwall, etc. — 13th century, end; English

Anselm of Canterbury, Gaunilo, etc. — c. 1110–40; English, Canterbury, Christ Church

Anselm of Laon — 15th century, late; England, Canterbury (?)

Lectionary, Use of Sarum, Temporale, etc. — 15th century, beginning; England

William of Auvergne, etc. — 15th century, middle; English, Canterbury

Genesis–Psalms in the Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible without prologues, Genesis, etc. — 14th century, end–15th century, early; England

St. Bridget, Alfonso Pecha, etc. — written in the first half of the 15th century; England

Ranulf Higden, etc. — 14th century, third quarter; England

Adalbert of Metz, etc. — Multiple dates; England, Reading, abbey

Customary of Eynsham Abbey, Prayer in prose, etc. — 14th century, early (?); England, Eynsham, Benedictine abbey

Coudrette, etc. — 15th century

Martin of Troppau — 14th century; England

Annals of the first crusade and of English events, 1095–1118, A copy of the will of T. Wadelowe of Warwick (?), May 1436, etc. — 15th century; England

Latin monastic breviary — 14th century; England

Julian of Toledo, etc. — 13th century, early; English

John Grandisson, etc. — c. 1400; English

Latin poems chiefly of the Goliardic type composed in the 12th and 13th centuries. The longer ones are: — 15th century, middle; English

Augustine (?) — 15th century, second half

Pierre Bersuire, John Ridewall, etc. — 15th century, middle; English

William Jordan OP (?), Augustine — 15th century, middle; English

Psalterium triplex — 15th century, early

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