This week the Vatican was back up to speed with seventy manuscripts digitized. As with last week, the largest contributor, with thirty-one was Vat.lat, followed by Barb.lat with eighteen and Ott.lat with nine. Smaller contributions came from Barb.gr with four and a lone manuscript of 17th C music from Chigiani. The final fond represented this week is a confusing one, seven individual objects were added to the Barb.or repository, but they represent a single conceptual object, Barb.or.152. It consists of the original binding and notes (pt.7) for a collection of the same Latin text, translated into several Asian languages.

To the right is f.4v from Vat.lat.10769, a late 13th C Graduale from a Dominican Convent in Zurich dedicated to St. Verena. This page has the start of the Mass for the first Sunday in Advent, the introit chant "Ad te Levavi". At some point in the life of this manuscript, the decorated initial "A" was protected by a thin piece of gauze affixed into the manuscript. It has been peeled back for this image, although the full digitized facsimile has another image with it in place.

At the bottom is a fragment of the printed border from f.105r of Vat.lat.10825. This contains some texts from the Fifth Lateran Council, summoned by Julius II, but continued after his death by Pope Leo X. This part is session nine, which has to do with peace between Christian rulers.