This fond only contains 2 signatures. The first is a ritual text on buckskin in Nahua that was studied at the end of the 18th C by José Lino Fábrega, a former Jesuit missionary to Latin America who had returned to Rome. Due to the death of Stefano Borgia, it was not published until 1891. The second volume is a copy of the Cospiano Codex (Bologna, Biblioteca Universitaria, ms. 4093). In the original Borgia museum there was a third volume, now Borg.lat.763 which is a text describing Mexican fruits.

Sources

Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. (2011). Guida ai fondi manoscritti, numismatici, a stampa della Biblioteca vaticana. Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. pp. 377-378