In total twenty-three manuscripts were digitized this week. The breakdown across the collections is Ott.lat, Capp.Sist, and Comb, with eight, seven, and six contributions, respectively. The last two came from the Barb.lat collection.

To the right is f.1v from Capp.Sist.667. This is a volume towards the very end of the collection, after the well-sorted musical manuscripts and organizational documents. The volume is a miscellany, and this section is described in the catalogue with the delightful term "Stracciafoglio di amministrazione", which I translate as "administrative scratch papers", eg. pages that were written on and expected to be destroyed once their use was completed. Sadly they are not related to Stracciatella Gelato, nor the cheese, nor even the soup

At the bottom is a bit of the border from f.1r of Ott.lat.1884, a manuscript of Petrarch's De remediis utrusque fortune. This particular copy has had what was probably a lovely illuminated letter "C" cut out from the start of the text on this page, though it has been patched and a repair attempted on the text.