Johannes de Sacro Bosco — 15th century, middle; Italy North

Pietro da Lucca (Petrus Lucensis) — 16th century; Italian

Nicolaus de Auximo (Osimo Ausmo), Antoninus of Florence — 15th century; Italian

Treatise on Logic, with later additions — 15th century, first half; Italian

Antidotarium Nicolai — 14th century, first half; Italian

Medical treatise (antidotary) — 12th century, first half; Italian

Roger de Baron — 13th or 14th century; Italian

Richard of St. Victor — 15th century, second quarter; Italian, Venice (?)

Peter of Blois (Petrus Blesensis) — 13th century, second half

Medical treatise — 14th century; Italy

Gospel of St Mark (?) — 11th century (?)

Antidotarium Nicholai — 13th century, second half

Medical and other recipes — 14th century, late

Gasparino Barzizza — 1443; Italy

Petrarch, etc. — 15th century, second half; Italian

Sermons, Religious treatise on the humanity of Christ — 15th century; Italian

Petrarch — c. 1470–1480; Italian, Venice

Religious poems, Verse drama of the Life and Death of Christ — 15th century, second half; Italian

Account of a pilgrimage to Jerusalem — 16th century; Italian

Religious poems — 15th century; Italian

Calendar — 15th century; French

Guillaume de Lorris, Jean de Meung — c. 1300; French

Jean de Meung — 14th century, second half; French

Herbal — 15th century, first half; Italy

M. Marulo — 16th century, early; Italian

Questions on Peter Lombard, Sentences, bk. IV; Germany, 15th century, second half

Domenico Cavalca — 14th century, second half; Italian

Religious meditations, treatises and sermons — 16th century; Italian

Texts relating to the Order of the Knights Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem — 1350 with additions to c. 1410; French, Provence (?)

Manual of confession — 15th century; French

Quodvultdeus — 15th century; Spanish

Exhortation addressed to Mary and Anne and other nuns of the convent of Amesbury — 16th century, first half; English

Secular and religious verse with some prose ('The Bekynton anthology'); England, early 13th century, additions 15th century.

Calendar from a Psalter — 13th century, third quarter; Flemish, Liège

Charles V, Emperor — 16th century, middle; German

Geoffrey of Monmouth, etc. — 13th century; England

Commentary on Job 1:1–13:17 — 12th century, second half

Autograph proverb collection of Martin Luther; Germany, 16th century, first half

Vita Sancti Honorati archiepiscopi Arelatensis — 1449; French, Avignon

Calendarial and astrological notes — 14th century; Italian

Treatises on gems — 15th century; Italian

Lanfranc, etc. — 15th century; Italian

Wycliffite sermons on the Sunday Gospels throughout the year — 15th century, early; English

Medical recipes, Religious poems — 15th century; English, North

Calendar, Statutes of England (statuta vetera) — c. 1330; English

Peter of Blois — 15th century

Tacuinum sanitatis — 14th century, end

Johannes Sulpicius — 16th century; Italian

Martinus Polonus — 15th century, last quarter; Italian

Defence of Protestantism against Roman Catholic attack — 16th century, second half

Virgil — 14th century, end; Italian, North

Commentary on Virgil, Georgics — 15th century, second half; Italian

Juvenal, Persius, etc. — 1475; Italian

Juvenal, etc. — 1475; Italian, Rieti

Terence, etc. — 1454; Italian (?)

Ovid, Horace, etc. — 15th century, second half; Italian

Horace — 1477; Italian, North-east