The vast majority of newly digitised documents come from the holdings of the National Library of the Czech Republic. The codices now made available are frequently illuminated. The range of their content is very extensive ̶ from the Bible and liturgical manuscripts (missals of the Cistercian monasteries and the Prague diocese) to minor books of hours, prayers and psalms (notably the Prayer Book of King Ladislav Pohrobek, Teplá MS.c.87) to theological manuscripts (a number of which come from the library of the Monastery of Augustinian Canonicals in Třeboň) and legal and rhetorical manuscripts. Of considerable importance for the history of Czech literature is the manuscript XVII.B.13, which contains the Czech Sunday Postil of Jan Hus and an anthology of moralistic and medieval “fiction” (XVII.B.6) in which, in addition to further minor works by Jan Hus, the Trojan Chronicle of Guidon de Columna, Barlaam and Josaphat in the translation by Tomáš ze Štítného and the Pseudo-Callisthenic Chronicle of Alexander the Great are recorded. Additionally, scarce balneological prints from the holdings of...