Editing Lost literary work (section)

===14th century===
* ''[[Inventio Fortunata]]''. A 14th-century description of the geography of the [[North Pole]].<ref name="auto1"/>
* ''Itinerarium''. A geography book by [[Jacobus Cnoyen]] of [['s-Hertogenbosch]], cited by [[Gerardus Mercator]]
* ''Res gestae Arturi britanni'' (''The Deeds of Arthur of Britain''). A book cited by Jacobus Cnoyen
* ''Of the Wreched Engendrynge of Mankynde'', ''Origenes upon the Maudeleyne'', and ''The book of the Leoun''. Three works by [[Geoffrey Chaucer]].
* The [[Coventry Mystery Plays]], a cycle of which only two plays survive.
* '''Carostavnik''' or '''Rodoslov'''. Old Serbian biography enters a new—historiographic or even chronographic—phase with the appearance of the so-called ''Vita'', better yet "Lives of Serbian Kings and Archbishops" by [[Danilo II, Serbian Archbishop]], formerly Abbot of the [[Hilandar]] Monastery, and his successors, most of whom remained anonymous.
*[[Vrhobreznica Chronicle]] originates in 1371 but the work is not transcribed until two and half centuries later by a writer named Gavrilo, a hermit, who collected earlier annals in his redaction composed in 1650 at the Vrhobreznica monastery. Part of a manuscript archived as Prague Museum #29 (together with Vrhobreznica Genealogy).
* [[Koporin]] Chronicle	– a 1371 chronicle transcribed in 1453 by Damjan, a deacon, who also wrote the annals on the order of Archbishop of Zeta, Josif, at the Koporin monastery.
* [[Studenica Monastery|Studenica]] Chronicle – a 14th century chronicle from 1350–1400. Oldest survived copy in a 16th-century manuscript, together with a younger annals.
* [[Cetinje]] Chronicle	covers events from 14th century until the end of 16th century, though the manuscript collection is from the end of the 16th century.