Aristoxenus Tarentinus, Ptolemaeus Claudius, etc. — 16th century, late

Plutarch — c. 1450–60; Italian, Florence

John of Salisbury, Arnulphus of Lisieux, etc. — 13th century, first half; English

Calendrial, arithmetical, and astronomical texts; England (Worcester), after 1126

Cicero, Opera philosophica; Italy (Florence), 1459

Lucretius, etc. — c. 1460; Italian, Padua

Seneca, etc. — c. 1420-30 (Huter); Italian, Venice

Boethius, Persius — 10th century, end; English, Canterbury, St. Augustine's

Virgil, Servius, etc. — 10th century

Alanus de Insulis, Matthew of Vendôme, etc. — 14th century, first half; English

Ovid, Ps.-Ovid; Italy (Florence), 1483

Ovid, etc. — 13th century

Virgil — 15th century, middle; Italy, Milan

Virgil — Multiple dates; Italy (fols 1–10)

Works of Virgil with glosses (The Oxford Virgil); French, 9th century, first half

Terence — 12th century, middle; English, St. Albans

A Claudian; B Walter of Châtillon, Claudian. England, late 12th-early 13th century

Cicero — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Emilia (?)

Cicero — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Padua (?)

Macrobius, etc.; England, 11th century, second half

Pliny the Younger — 15th century, second half; Italian

Tacitus, Caesar — 1463; Italian, Genoa

Ranulph Higden, Ps.-Peter of Blois, etc. — 15th century; English

Xenophon — 12th century, first half; Byzantine, Constantinople

Quintilian — 15th century, middle; Italian, Lombardy

Horace, Franciscus Patricius — 15th century, third quarter; Italian

Horace — 15th century, second quarter

Virgil — 15th century

Sacramentary — 9th century, third quarter (?); German, South

Ovid — c. 1200

Virgil — 12th century, middle; French (?)

Ovid — 13th century, second half

Arnulf of Orleans — c. 1200

Ovid, Ps.-Ovid, etc. — 13th century, second half; Italy

Ovid — 12th century; France (?) or England (?). McKinley references a personal communication in which Teresa Webber suggests that this manuscript is 'perhaps English' (Reading the Ovidian Heroine [Brill, 2001], p. 63, note 11)

Ovid — 13th century; French

‘St Dunstan's Classbook’: four manuscripts written 9th-11th century in Brittany, Wales and England

Martial, Pliny — early 1460s; Italian, probably Padua

Juvenal, Persius — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, North-east

Juvenal, etc. — 15th century

Juvenal, Persius — c. 1460–70; Italian, Padua

Schoolbook of Latin verse; England, late 13th century

Sallust — 14th century, second half; Italian

Cicero, etc. — 1479; French (?)

Cicero, Ps.-Cicero — 12th century, first half; Italian

Hildebert of Lavardin, etc. — 14th century, early; English

Guido Vicentinus — 14th century, early; English

Alberic of London (Mythographus Vaticanus III) — 14th century, early; English

John of Garland, Ps.-Clement of Rome — 14th century, early; English

William of Waddington — 14th century, first half; English

Seneca, Cicero, etc. — 13th century, first half; English

Ps.-Seneca, etc. — 13th century, first half; English

Seneca, etc. — 13th century, first half; English

Richard of Billingham — 14th century, early; English

Alexander Nequam — 13th century, end; English

Ps.-Aristotle, etc. — 14th century, early; English

Palladius, etc. — 13th century, second half; English

Logical treatise — 13th century; English

Logical treatise, Grammatical treatise — 13th century; English

Ps.-Albertus Magnus — 13th century; English

Johannes de Sacro Bosco, etc. — 13th century; English

Palladius, Orosius — 13th century, second quarter; England

Pietro del Monte, Leonardo Bruni, etc. — 15th century, middle; English

Euclid, etc. — 13th century, middle; English

Ps.-Boethius, Ps.-Aristotle, etc. — 13th century, late; English

Commentary on Juvenal — 12th century, second half

Mauritius Marcius Burdigalensis — 17th century

Terence, Comedies; Germany, 10th century, late, or 11th century, first half