The scanners were back to full speed this week with seventy-four manuscripts added to the repository. What seems to be the current pattern continues, with Ott.lat contributing thirty-four, the most of any fond. Following that was Barb.gr with thirteen, Vat.lat and P.I.O. with ten, all but two from the slav subsection. The rest came in small amounts, three from Barb.lat, and one each from Ferr, Reg.gr, Ross, and Vat.gr.

To the right is one of the opening leaves from Ott.lat.2347, f.1v in this case. This is an uncaptioned series of diagrams, but are part of the first text in this volume which starts on f.2v, Ramon Llull's Ars. This is the central work of his vast output, and is a description of the universe in the form of logical statements and proofs, some of an almost algebraic nature.

At the bottom is a piece of f.1r from Ross.1195, a Antiphonarium from the end of the 15th C. Despite the professed poverty of the Order of St. Francis, this manuscript was made for their house in Lucignano, Arezzo. This volume as preserved is not a complete manuscript, it consists of the 46 illustrated folios from what would have been a much larger manuscript bound in no apparent order. Traces of earlier foliation even appears on some, but not all, of the leaves leaving one wondering if these all came from the same original volume or not.