The Seikilos epitaph is considered the oldest surviving complete one of these documents. (10[2])Ulrich (“OOL-rikh”) Han’s Missale (“mih-SAH-leh”) Romanum is the earliest one of these documents printed using movable type, a designation often misattributed to Ottaviano Petrucci (“peh-TRU-chee”). The modern notation system for these documents was developed by the monk Guido of Arezzo (“ah-RET-so”). A five-pointed writing implement called a rastrum was used to create these documents, which are written in a practice called “engraving.” (-5[1])Breitkopf & Härtel (“HAIR-tull”) is the oldest publisher of these documents, which contain symbols with names like semibreve and quaver in British parlance. These documents are collected online by IMSLP. For 10 points, name these documents used for notating music. ■END■ (10[1])