On pace with the last few weeks, a total of forty-seven manuscripts were digitized this week, focusing on Ross, Reg.lat and Vat.lat, in that order. A single volume from the Cappella Guilia fond, Capp.Giulia.IV.102, a mass and psalm setting for eight voices by Virginio Mazzocchi completes the collection. Interesting additions this week include an early copy of the standard Carolingian legal trilogy, the Lex Salica, Lex Alamannorum, and Lex Romana Visigothorum. This volume, Reg.lat.857, was once part of the collection of the great Frankish monastery of St. Martial in Limoges, and was written in the 9th, 10th or 11th century, depending on whose paleographic analysis you trust.

On the right is the final flyleaf, f.159v, from Reg.lat.213, a collection of historical works by Iulius Hilarianus. This flyleaf, however, is part of a later mortuary roll, dating to the end of the 13th C and commemorating the death of a monk from St. Remi in Reims.

The bottom image is from f.101v of Reg.lat.291, the end of a section by St. Augustine from the 11th C section of a composite volume, where the other half is from the 16th C.