After a few days off at the beginning of the week for Easter, thirty-two manuscripts were uploaded to the archives. The small total number makes it difficult to establish if the distribution signals a new working pattern, but the plurality of manuscripts this week, ten, came from Barb.lat. With seven from Reg.gr, five from Vat.ar, four from Pal.gr, and a lone Vat.copt adding up to seventeen, a majority of this weeks manuscripts came from non-Latin scripts, a rare occurrence. The week rounded out with three from Vat.lat and one each from Chig and Ott.lat.

To the right is f.26v from Vat.cop.5, a 13th C Coptic psalter in the Boharic dialect.

At the bottom is a line of text from f.137r of Vat.ar.110.pt.2, a copy of 'Amr ibn Mattā's Book of the Tower... possibly. The authorship, and even textual nature of several interrelated books by this title, is the subject of much scholarly debate, and since the catalogue for this collection predates nearly all of that debate, the identity here is possibly subject to emendation. It seems that Georg Graff identifies this as the author's autograph copy, see The Blood and Body of Mithras Myth.