In total sixty-four manuscripts were digitized this week. The distribution of the top few fonds has changed slightly, but the broad trends of the last few months continues. This week Vat.lat. was the most populous collection, with twenty-seven, followed by Barb.lat with twenty and Pal.lat with 10. The week's work concludes with five more Ross, and one each from Reg.lat and Ott.lat.

To the right are two folios, f.142r (top) and f.208v (bottom) from Vat.lat.7018. This is a late 11th C Missale/Breviary/Psalter from Pistola, with early Italian neumes throughout the early part of the manuscript, as seen on the top image. That page comes from the feast of All Saints (November 1), and the service for the third nocturne, commencing with the Antiphon Dominus Deus virtutum beati, begins towards the top of the page. The bottom image is from Psalm 109 from the Psalter section at the end of the manuscript.

The bottom border is a calligraphic flourish at the bottom of a dedicatory letter written to Maffeo Barbarini in 1602. It is the preface to a copy of Joanne Brancha's Demonstrationes Mathematica de mensurandis, Barb.lat.238, f.1r