written in Visigothic characters; with. Pneums to the antiphons, responses, etc. From the monastery of San Domingo de Silos, near Burgos. [Add. MS. 30,848.]
10. Germany: late llth century. Missal, in Latin; with Pneums. [Add. MS. 32,247.]
11. France: 11th or 12th century. Gradual, or musical services for the Mass, in Latin ; with Pneums. [Eg. MS. 857.]
12. France: 12th century. Breviary, in Latin; with Pneums to the antiphons, responses, etc. From the Abbey of Moissac. [Harl. MS. 2914.]
13. Germany: 11th century. Sequences, in Latin, with Pneums. [Add. MS. 19,768.]
14. Germany: early 13th century. Antiphonal, or musical services for the canonical hours, in Latin, of the use of Strasburg; with Pneums. Miracle plays are introduced into the services of certain days. The play of the Magi is exhibited. [Add. MS. 23,922.]
15. Germany: 12th century. Breviary, in Latin, of the use of Treves; with Pneums to the antiphons, responses, etc. [Add. MS. 18,496.]
16. Netherlands: 12th century. Missal, in Latin; with Pneums to the prefaces, etc. From Pare Abbey, Louvain. [Add. MS. 11,862.]
17. Netherlands or Germany: end of 12th century. Breviary, in Latin; with Pneums to the antiphons, responses, etc. [Add. MS. 27,920.]
18. Germany: 13th century. Gradual, or musical services for the Mass, in Latin; with Pneums. [Add. MS. 24,680.]
19. Savoy: 13th century. Gradual, or musical services for the Mass, in Latin; the notation having a single red line. From the Carthusian monastery du Keposoir, Haute Savoie. [Add. MS. 31,384.]
20. Spain: 13th century. Antiphonal, or musical services for the canonical hours, in Latin; the notation having a single red line, or two lines, red and yellow. [Add. MS. 29,988.]
21. Germany: 13th century. Antiphonal, or musical services for the canonical hours, in Latin; two-line stave, red and yellow, with clefs, flats, naturals, etc. [Add. MS. 17,302.]
