diff --git a/collections/Canon_Ital/MS_Canon_Ital_100.xml b/collections/Canon_Ital/MS_Canon_Ital_100.xml
index 563a6c00fc..0f179d70df 100644
--- a/collections/Canon_Ital/MS_Canon_Ital_100.xml
+++ b/collections/Canon_Ital/MS_Canon_Ital_100.xml
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@
                   <msItem>
                      <locus>(fols 110r–122r)</locus>
                      <author key="person_69731706">Benvenuto da Imola</author>
-                     <title type="desc">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Inferno</title></title>
+                     <title type="desc" key="work_6691">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Inferno</title></title>
                      <textLang mainLang="it">Italian</textLang>
                      <note>Commences from the forty-third verse of <title>Inferno</title> I:</note>
                      <incipit><locus>(fol. 110r)</locus>
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@
                   <msItem>
                      <locus>(fols 125<hi rend="superscript">b</hi>r–196r)</locus>
                      <author key="person_69731706">Benvenuto da Imola</author>
-                     <title type="desc">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Inferno</title></title>
+                     <title type="desc" key="work_6691">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Inferno</title></title>
                      <textLang mainLang="it">Italian</textLang>
                      <note>Commences from the eighth verse of Canto III:</note>
                      <incipit><locus>(fol. 125<hi rend="superscript">b</hi>r)</locus> In・3º・C・Inferni | Per me ssva. Ibi, <hi rend="underline">se no<ex>n</ex> et<ex>er</ex>ne e Io et<ex>er</ex>no duro</hi></incipit>
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@
                   </msItem>
                   <msItem>
                      <locus>(fols 197r–206<hi rend="superscript">a</hi>r)</locus>
-                     <title type="desc">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Inferno</title></title>
+                     <title type="desc" key="work_11192">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Inferno</title></title>
                      <textLang mainLang="it">Italian</textLang>
                      <note>Commences from the incipit of <title>Inferno</title> XXXII:</note>
                      <incipit><locus>(fol. 197r)</locus>
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@
                   <msItem>
                      <locus>(fols 207r–326r)</locus>
                      <author key="person_69731706">Benvenuto da Imola</author>
-                     <title type="desc">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Purgatorio</title></title>
+                     <title type="desc" key="work_6691">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Purgatorio</title></title>
                      <textLang mainLang="it">Italian</textLang>
                      <note>Commences from the incipit of <title>Purgatorio</title> I: <q>Capitulu<ex>m</ex> p<ex>ri</ex>mu<ex>m</ex> purgatorij. | <hi rend="underline">Per correr migliore aqua</hi> [...]</q>. Features commentaries on all of the <foreign>cantica</foreign>; mostly complete save for in the following cantos: I (terminates at the end of verse 123); II (terminates at the end of verse 123); XII (terminates at the end of verse 127); XIV (terminates at the end of verse 144); XVIII (terminates at the end of verse 140); XX (terminates at the end of verse 140); XXI (terminates at the end of verse 116); XXIII (terminates at the end of line 117); XXXI (terminates at the end of verse 140); XXXIII (terminates at the end of verse 136). Boccini does not note these textual lacunae and incorrectly categorises the present section as a commentary on the totality of <title>Purgatorio.</title></note>
                      <note>Batines makes no note of the start of this fifth section. Mortara places it within a greater Chiose section comprising commentaries on <title>Inferno</title> and <title>Purgatorio</title>. As with the two preceding sections, Bellomo and Boccini make no authorial attribution, and the former does not acknowledge the presence of the section at all.</note>
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@
                   <msItem>
                      <locus>(fols 327r–493r)</locus>
                      <author key="person_69731706">Benvenuto da Imola</author>
-                     <title type="desc">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Paradiso</title></title>
+                     <title type="desc" key="work_1003">Commentary on Dante’s <title>Paradiso</title></title>
                      <textLang mainLang="la">Latin</textLang>
                      <note>Commences from the incipit of <title>Paradiso</title> I:</note>
                      <incipit>(fol. 327r) Primu<ex>m</ex>・c<ex>apitulu</ex>m・paradisi. | La gloria de Colui che tutto move</incipit>
@@ -148,8 +148,8 @@
                      </supportDesc>
                      <layoutDesc>
                         <layout columns="1" writtenLines="24 37">Unruled paper; single column throughout; space for 24–37 lines varying considerably by section and folio. <dimensions type="ruled" unit="mm">
-                              <height>145–170</height>
-                              <width>95–115</width>
+                              <height min="145" max="170">145–170</height>
+                              <width max="115" min="95">95–115</width>
                            </dimensions>
                         </layout>
                      </layoutDesc>
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@
                   </handDesc>
                   <decoDesc>
                      <decoNote type="diagram">A circle symmetrically divided in half by a vertical line, each semicircle containing a small unintelligible word written vertically at their polar end (left margin of fol. 130v).</decoNote>
-                     <decoNote type="initial">Plain raised script majuscule initial letters employed throughout for the first word of the opening verse of each canto.</decoNote>
+                     <decoNote type="plainInit">Plain raised script majuscule initial letters employed throughout for the first word of the opening verse of each canto.</decoNote>
                      <decoNote type="other">Quotations from the <title>Comedy</title>, quoted in the vernacular, are underlined.</decoNote>
                   </decoDesc>
                   <additions>