The largest fragment (which is almost broken in two) consists of the lower margin and a few words, amongst which the beginning of a section ‘Respice quis domine’ and ‘paschali’ can be read, of a bifolium from a 13th-century rubricated religious manuscript, probably a service-book. The other nine fragments (some of which are printed, at least in part) appear to be of a document, or documents, of French provenance, of the 16th or 17th century.

The fragments were recovered from the binding of a copy (pressmark Y.l.3) of ‘Thesaurus synonymicus Hebraico Chaldaico - Rabbinicus’ (Lodovae, 1644), by Jean de Plantevit de la Pause.