Another rather quiet week, with a total forty-one manuscripts digitized. In what is starting to be a trend, the largest contributor was the Chigiani collection, specifically 17th and 18th C musical books, which added nine volumes. Close behind was Vat.lat with eight, the Capp.Giulia and Vat.gr with five each, Barb.gr with four and Barb.lat with three. Two modern Ethiopic volumes were added from the Cerulli.et collection, and a single volume each from Barb.or, Borg.cin, Ott.lat, Patetta, and Vat.ar.

To the right is a drawing found on f.r2 of Barb.lat.3084, a volume of letters and "other things found with them" copied in the 17th C. This drawing shows the geography of Petrarch's world, entitled Vaucluse. His house is depicted at upper left, the river Sorga flowing past, and the Isla, at bottom right.

At the bottom is a line snipped out of f.16r from Cerulli.69. This is one of the rare 20th Century manuscripts in the Vatican collection. The text is a collection of lessons for Holy Week. It is written in a three column layout, and this border image is across all three columns, which were ruled in perfect alignment