Another busy week with 92 manuscripts added to the online archives, though six of them, even though not tagged as "low quality" are microfilm scans. Several MS are continuations of works digitized earlier, such as Vat.lat.5585, the second volume of Nicholas Harpsfield's Historia Ecclesiastica Anglicanae.

One volume that's entirely new this week is Vat.lat.5961, a 15th C work on naval architecture by Conrad Gruter de Werdena, though the title of this specific work is unknown to me. It begins with several diagrams of boyancy and siphons before getting to pumps, water wheels, distillation and finally weapons systems around f. 50. F.56v, to the right, has a depiction of three ways to cross a river/moat, from the ever popular "stick your head in a bucket" to what looks like a elegant blown-glass snorkel/facemask combo.

Bartolus de Saxoferrato is an author I was unaware of before starting this project, but his works seem to be everywhere. It is, therefore, from one of his works a commentary on the Digests, Vat.lat.2595 f.1r, that I take the bottom divider.