Anonyma (Scholia in Gregorium Nazianzenum)

Anonyma (100 ? - 999 ?)

Anonyma apocrypha (100 ? - 599 ?)

Anonyma canonica (250 ? - 999 ?)

Anonyma liturgica (300 ? - 999 ?)

Anonyma hagiographica (300 ? - 1453 ?)

The Latin Passion has at least three different authors: the Preface and the martyrdom narrative are the work of one or two editors; the diary of Perpetua and the vision of Saturus were written by the martyrs themselves, but probably revised. The attribution of this text to Tertullian has been ruled out, but it may have come from the circle of his disciples.

Anonyma gnostica (0 ? - 1200 ?)

Anonyma Itineraria Romana (600 ? - 800 ?)

Anonyma Geographica (0 ? - 1200 ?)

Anonyma Homiliaria (0 ? - 1200 ?)

Anonyma Scripta Apollinaristica (360 ? - 450 ?)

Anonyma (Catenae in Nouum Testamentum) (400 ? - 899 ?)

Anonyma (Catenae in Vetus Testamentum) (400 ? - 899 ?)

Anonyma monastica (300 ? - 999 ?)