The contents of the volume are as follows:

(i) `Synonyma` by Pseudo-Cicero, beginning in the middle of the article `Domuit`. This manuscript differs considerably, both in number of articles and verbally, from the printed texts. On folios 10-11 is an 18th-century note on the bibliography of this work. (Folio 2.)

(ii) Fragment of a mediaeval work on logic, listing types of argument (intrinsecus: a comparatione, a parte, a nota; extrinsecus: a coniugatis, a genere, a specie, ab adiunctis, a simili, a dissimili, ab antecedentibus, a consequentibus, a contrariis), beginning `A comparatione quae est triplex, a maiori, a minori, a pari’. (Folio 12.)

(iii) `Topica` by Cicero, sections 1-36 ‘ex uerbo ut’. (Folio 12 verso.)

(iv) Pseudo-Augustine, `Categoriae decem`, sections 131 ‘recipere’ - 176. (Folio 18.)

In (i) there are plain initials in red and gold. The title of (iii) is in silver. Initials in (iv) have not been added, (i) is written in a small 13th-century hand, (ii) and (iii) in a 12th-century hand, (iv) in a different 12th-century hand.

Folios 1 and 26 consist of the lower half of a leaf cut in two, each half being folded round the first and last gatherings. The original sequence is 26 verso, 1 recto, 1 verso, 26 recto, and the leaf is from the Sanctorale of a late 11th century noted breviary, 21 January - 2 February (with considerable divergences from printed pre-tridentine breviaries). Initials and rubrics in red. Pricking with a triangular awl in the outer margins; ruling with a hard point; 2 columns; width of the leaf 260 millimetres, of each column 84 millimetres.

On the inside front cover is the number 2796.