A total of fifty-six manuscripts were digitized in the past week by the Vatican. The work continues at pace on digitizing the musical volumes in the Chigiani collection, making up the majority of the twenty-one of their items added this week. Other contributors include Vat.gr with ten, Barb.lat with secen, cat.lat with only five, and Ott.lat with three. Two volumes were added from the rarely-seen Cerulli.et collection, and one each from Vat.sir, Vat.mus, Vat.et, Vat.ar, Urb.lat, Ott.gr, Capp.Sist, and Borg.ar.

To the right is the title page, p.1, from Batb.lat.3962, a 15th C copy of Petrarch's Sonnets. After the rubric, this page begins with Canoziere 1, "Voi ch’ascoltate in rime sparse il suono". The page has elaborate white vine scrollwork borders with a coat of arms at the bottom and little animals in rondels in the corners.

At the bottom is a fragment of f.2r from Borg.ar.250, a 16th copy of Tatianus' Diatessaron. This is a gospel harmony, that is a single continuous narrative of the life and death of Jesus created be combining elements of the four gospels. It was originally composed in Syriac, and this is an Arabic version, translated by Abū al-Faraj ʿAbd Allāh ibn al-Ṭayyib