The manuscript is not listed in ‘A Census of medieval Latin grammatical manuscripts’ by G L Bursill-Hall (Stuttgart, 1981). The text refers to Priscian and other authors, and sometimes gives examples of grammatical usage in Italian. Incipit ‘Cum de gramatica sit ad presens sermo.` It ends with a series of Italian phrases and their Latin equivalents, followed (folio 185 verso) by paragraphs on prosody and on Greek, Hebrew and Latin letters.

Written in one humanistic hand throughout. There are two large decorated initials on buff grounds (folios 1, 9) and smaller initials in red or green. The scribe has written `Gratias Deo Amen` (folio 185), and there are inscriptions in two other 16th-century hands (folios 188 verso-189).