A total of seventy-five manuscripts were digitized this week. This week the Pal.lat collection contributed the most volumes with Reg.lat as second. The bulk of the remainder were, as has been the case for the last several weeks, Ross and Vat.lat.9xxx, with the final few coming from Vat.estr.or, Borg.arm and Chigiani. Because of the sorting of the Pal.lat collection, this week included a large number of Roman comedies from Terence and Plautus

As this completes the first quarter of 2022, a brief summary of what has been digitized so far. In total there have been 939 manuscripts digitized. As expected Reg.lat, Pal.lat and Vat.lat are in the top, followed by Rossiani to complete the "more than 10 manuscripts" collections.

• Reg.lat- 428
• Pal.lat- 296
• Vat.lat- 103
• Ross- 57

One of the Reginensis volumes digitzed this week is Reg.lat.1880, a compendium of Latin works of military matters. A copy of Theodore of Gaza's translation of De instruendis aciebus, with preferatory letter to Panormita, begins on f.103r and contains multiple diagrams of battlefield tactics, both theoretical and historical. On the right is f.112v, which shows one of the two battles between Darius and Alexander the Great.

The bottom image is from the first page of one of the many Terence manuscripts that were digitized this week. This was f.1r of Pal.lat.1624, a 15th Century copy from Italy