There were forty manuscripts added to the online repository this week. It includes several more 18th C meterological almanacs, a fifth volume of Giovanni de Giorgi and pals' Le moderne maniere in piante geometriche dell' architettura militare per la fortificatione &c. &c. and five more Vietnamese works from the Borg.tonch collection. Ross.72 is an unusual Book of Hours from the Rossi collection, it has big penwork initials but no miniatures and a calendar that points to Italy, which you can see in CoKL DB.

To the right is f.15v from Barb.lat.10, a glossed copy of Martianus Capella's De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii ("On the Marriage of Philology and Mercury") which was written in the same page style as a glossed bible, with both marginal and inter-linear glossing. This book is complex allegory in the mode of a mirror for princes presenting the wedding of Mercury (profitable learning) to Philology (learning for its own sake). The wedding is attended by all seven liberal arts, personified, though Architecture and Medicine are silentm as they are earthy.

The bottom border comes from f.1r of Urb.gr.32, a collection of the works of Plato in Greek, copied by Leonardo Bruni. The Vatican has the following volume, Vat.gr.33 in their online Greek Paleography module.