The book in the Middle Ages

	The Bible in Latin. c. 800-820.			The four Gospels in Latin. c. 1250.
	The Old Testament in Greek. c. 990.			“Friar Knud’s Bible”. c. 1250.
	The four Gospels in Latin. c. 1000.			The “Office of the finger gold”. 1250-1275.
	Basilius Magnus: Writings on asceticism in Greek. 11th c.			M. ben Maimon: Guide for the Perplexed. 1347-1348.
	The Martyrdom of St. Edmund. c. 1050.			Sallust: Catilina and Jugurtha. c. 1450.
	Menologion for November. 1050-1100.			Chronique Martinienne. 1475-1500.
	Evangelistary from Munkeliv Monastery. 12th c.			Five biographies. 1475-1500.
	Macrobius: Commentary on “Scipio’s Dream”. c. 1150.			Livy translated into French. c. 1500.
	The “Folkunge Psalter”. 1175-1200.			Book of Psalms and other texts in Latin. 1500-1535.
	Biographies of Anselm and Malachias. c. 1200.			Holiday prayer book in Hebrew. 1506.
	The “Roskilde Psalter”. 13th c.			Prayer book in Hebrew. 1531.
	Saxo’s History of Denmark. 1200-1210.