On 08/07/2024, the Library of Latin Texts has been updated. At present, the LLT contains 12,070 works, totalling over 161 million words. For Late Antiquity, the update includes a series of pseudo-Augustinian sermons and of early commentaries on the Apostle’s Creed. Medieval additions include the (now fully completed) Opera omnia of Denis the Carthusian, as well as a number of works in the monastic (Adam of Dryburgh, Humbert of Romans…) and scholastic (Radulphus Brito…) domains. Jakob Balde’s Sylvae lyricae and Molanus’ History of Louvain complete the set of updates for the Neolatin area.