Proverbs 7:4 and 24:3, followed by an ownership inscription in Judaeo-Arabic. According to the inscription, the owner was Naḥum b. Joseph.Layout: 5 lines (recto; verso is blank)
Leaf from a medical work dealing with treatment of fevers and management of patients. Recto: different kinds of fever and treating the thirst connected with them. Verso: a description of the progressive wasting of the body of a patient with chronic illness; directions for treatment of patient with an unbalanced, excessively dry complexion.Layout: 22 lines
Leaf from a work on pharmacopoeia. The text on recto prescribes a poultice for curing septic wounds around the ear and advises the use of an ointment made of rāmik (an astringent preparation made from gallnuts and other ingredients), camphor and acacia. Verso deals with the usefulness of endive for stopping salivation, and mentions myrobalan and a compound of squill and rose-water.Layout: 10 lines
