This week the library only added forty-seven manuscripts, perhaps due to Ash Wednesday interrupting work. The recent pattern was disrupted slightly, Ott.lat at fifteen outpaced Vat.lat with only twelve. The other collections which contributed were Barb.lat with eight, Barg.gr with six, and then some rare ones, with Chigiani giving three, and Vat.gr two. There was a single volume from the Capp.Sist collection, a polyphonic mass setting by Gregorio Allegri, though not his famous Misere Mei for Holy Week.

To the right is f.1r from Ott.lat.743, a late 15th C copy of Eusebius' Chronica as translated by St. Jerome. Although decorated in a rather normal white-vine style, the text is by Giovan Pietro Arrivabene and rubrication, in this page all the elaborate particolored titles, is by Bartolomeo Sanvito.

At the bottom is a line of a lovely Greek Minuscule from f.3r of Vat.gr.1991. Here you can see a red capitol Θ with the small note to the rubricator in the left margin. It is also interesting that although the page was carefully ruled, there are still traces of the vertical ruling, the lines are not aligned between left and right column.