At the close of the week a total of sixty-seven manuscripts had been added to the Vatican repositories. Roughly similar to the last few weeks in distribution, Vat.lat contributed the most with thirty-two, followed by Barb.lat with twenty-four. The remainder came from smaller groups, Ott.lat with eight, Pal.lat with two and Ross with a single manuscript.

A standalone copy of just the Pauline Epistles, Ott.lat.9 probably dates to the 11th century. The notation "circa ann. 400" on one of the flyleaves in a 16th or 17th C hand indicates at that time they thought the volume was "400 years old". A tall and narrow volume, it is decorated with a large initial "P" to start the first epistle, and space for another on f.41r, to the right, that was never filled in. Although unsigned and undated, there is a colophon on f.79v that begs prayers from all prophets and saints for the scribe and his brothers, who only gives his origin as "Italy"

The border at the bottom is from f.2r of Ott.lat.3295, a 9th C collection of canons once in the collection of the monastery of St. Pantaleon in Cologne.