In total sixty-three manuscripts were digitized by the Vatican this past week. The top contributor, as in recent weeks, was Barb.lat with twenty-six manuscripts. Unusually it was very closely followed by Ott.lat with twenty-four. The rest of the additions were smaller, with three each from Capp.Sist.Diari and Comb, two from Capp.Sist and Vat.lat, and one each from Barb.gr, Ross, and Vat.ar.

To the right is f.4v of Ott.lat.1297, a 14th C volume containing, among other things, the the Dittochæon of Prudentius. On this page, following the rubric, starts the poems on the New Testament, beginning with Mariae Angelus Gabriel mittitur. This copy of the text starts out fully glossed, with both significant marginal commentaries as well as interlinear comments, but by this page they are almost entirely lacking. There are some of interlinear explainations, but none of the large commentary blocks that should surround the text, despite the the page layout including blocks of space for them.

At the bottom is one line of Kufic script from Vat.ar.2063, which is a collection of loose Quran pages from before the year 1000. The collection is confusingly foliated, but this is the recto of the second folio numbered 1 (they are all numbered 1).