Calendar of saints with memorial services and notes on foundations from the 14th until the 16th century.

Composite of originally three manuscripts (parts dating from the late 14th, early 15th and 15th century) contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke with Continuatio I (1358-1364); also Flos historiarum terrae orientis by Haython the Armenian and Chronica pontificum et imperatorum by Martin of Troppau.

Late 14th or early 15th century parchment manuscript contains the memorial text Chronographia by Johannes de Beke continued up to 1393 (Continuatio IV) by a different but contemporary hand. Also contains copies of early charters from Holland written in a 17th century hand.

Parchment manuscript (ca. 1440-1460), contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke continued up to 1393 (Continuatio IV) written in the same hand.

Manuscript dating from the first half of the 15th century, contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke.

15th century paper manuscript of the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke continued up to 1364, with some marginalia in different hands

14th century parchment manuscript, contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke.

Late 14th of early 15th century parchment manuscript contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke and Continuatio V. Continuatio V continues up to 1456 in the second half of the 15th century. The first page contains a fragment of the Domtafelen.

15th century paper manuscript contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke and Continuation III.

15th century parchment manuscript, contains the Chronographia by Johannes de Beke.