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Alypius: Isagoge musica [Greek]

Antiphonal [Latin]

Aristides Quintilianus, 3rd cent.: De musica [Greek]

Aristoxenus, Tarentinus, c. 360–300 BCE: Elementa harmonica [Greek]

Astrological, musical, rhetorical and scientific treatises [Latin]

Astronomical and musical treatises [Greek]

Astronomical, mathematical and musical treatises [Greek]

Aurelianus Reomensis, -approximately 850: Musica disciplina [Latin]

Binchois, Gilles, approximately 1400–1460: Sanctus for 3 voices [Latin]

Boethius, –524: De institutione musica [Latin]

Breuiarium regulare musicae [Latin]

Bryennius, Manuel: Harmonica {Greek]

Choirbook fragments, containing portions of one or more settings of Gloria and Credo for 5 or 6 voices [Latin]

Choir book [Latin]

Cleonides, active 2nd century: Harmonicum introductorium (tr. Giorgio Valla) [Latin]

Commentary on Boethius, De institutione musica [Latin]

Commentary on Guido Aretinus, Micrologus [Latin]

Commentary on Guido Aretinus, Micrologus (‘Metrologus’) [Latin]

Commentary on Hucbald Elnonensis, Musica Enchirialis [Latin]

Dialogus Oddonis de musica [Latin]

Faburden incipits to two responsories [Latin]

Franco de Colonia: Ars cantus mensurabilis [Latin]

Gaudentius, Philosophus: Introductio harmonica [Greek]

Gauterus de Wymburnia, active 13th century: Mariae carmina [Latin]

Geuss, Johannes, –1440: Sermo de ludo choreae et instrumentorum musicalium [Latin]

Gradual, Use of Sarum [Latin]

Guardbook of miscellaneous musical items, including three groups of medieval polyphonic fragments [Latin]

Guido of Arezzo, -approximately 1050: Musica [Latin]

Heirmologion, without musical notation [Greek]

Hugolinus de Urbe Veteri (c. 1380–c. 1457): Declaratio musicae disciplinae [Latin]

Hymns, Responses etc., for use in service of the Greek Church, with musical marks [Greek]

Hymns to the Holy Cross and to St. Oswald, with musical notes [Latin]

Hymns with music [Latin]

Jerome, pseudo: De diuersis generibus musicorum (ep. supp. 23) [Latin]

Johannes de Muris, pseudo: Ars discantus [Latin]

John, of Tewkesbury, active 14th century: Elementa musicalia [Latin]

John, of Tewkesbury, active 14th century: Quattuor principalia musicae [Latin]

Kyriale (imperfect) and Venitare, monastic, with musical notes [Latin]

Liturgical fragments [Latin]

Love songs, with musical notes [Middle English]

Madrigals [Middle French and Spanish]

Manuel, Chrysaphes, & Johannes, Damascenus, 675–749: Musical treatises [Greek]

Motets and mass settings [Latin]

Motets [Latin]

Motets with polyphonic music (fragments) [Latin]

Muris, Johannes de, approximately 1300–approximately 1350: Musica practica [Latin]

Muris, Johannes de, approximately 1300–approximately 1350: Musica speculativa secundum Boetium [Latin]

Musical treatises by Euclid Aristoxenus, Alypius, Gaudentius Philosophus, Nicomachus Gerasenus and Porphyry [Greek]

Musica manualis cum Tonali [Latin]

Music (unspecified or unidentified texts) [Latin]