A total of seventy-six manuscripts were digitized this past week. Barb.lat, with twenty-nine, and Ott.lat with twenty-eight, contributed the majority of the volumes, following recent patterns. A full fourteen manuscripts, nearly 5% of the total collection, from Comb were added, restarting work that commenced back at the beginning of the year. The week concludes with three volumes from Ross and one each from S.Maria.Magg and Vat.lat.

Priscianus Caesariensis wrote the Institutiones Grammaticae, usually referred to as simply Priscian's Insitutiones, the premier Latin grammar text of the medieval and renaissance education system. One 12th C copy if this text is found in Ott.lat.2002, f.1r if which is seen to the right. This text has several generations of interlinear glosses, some in a particularly elegant, though tiny, hand. Above line 14 (starting "cui[us] auctores"), one can find two different glossers adding notes to the same word

At the bottom is part of f.1r from Ott.lat.1599, one of several 15th C manuscripts of Cicero that were digitized in the past week.