The Vatican continues progress, if a bit more slowly, with thirty-four manuscripts digitized in the past week. As seems to becoming a new pattern, the largest number of these were musical volumes from the Chigiani collection, with fifteen of those added this week. Other collections that contributed were Ott.lat with six, Vat.lat with five, Barb.gr with four, and Capp.Sist with two. A single manuscript each from Barb.lat and Vat.gr completed the weeks work.

To the right is f.5r from Ott.lat.665. This is a complete Bible with Eusebius' Prolog at the front and the Index of Hebrew names at the back. This page has the start of the actual Bible, with the I of "In pincipio" being the entire left edge of the page, despite the rest of the word starting on line 11.

At the bottom is a line of music from f.47v of Capp.Sist.133. This is a 17th C manuscript copy of a polyphonic mass by Palestrina, the great composer of the Counter-reformation.