The manuscript includes additions of the 14th century.

(i) Terence, `Andria` (folio 1), `Eunuchus` (folio 11), `Heautontimorumenos’ (folio 24 verso), `Adelphoe` (folio 39 verso), `Hecyra` (folio 51 verso), `Phormio` (folio 60). The lines are written as prose. The following lines are missing through loss of leaves; ‘Andria’ 1-74 ‘vitam’, 238 ‘sese’-381 ‘tum’, 973 ‘de’-‘Eunuchus’ 61 ‘belIum’, ‘Hecyra’ 823 ‘planum’ – ‘Phormio’ 3 ‘detenere’. ‘Hecyra’ 201-281 ‘umquam’ (folio 25) are misplaced after ‘Heautontimorumenos’ 18 ‘Latinas’. Didascalia and periochae precede those plays whose beginnings survive (‘Andria’, `Heautontimorumenos’, `Adelphoe`, `Hecyra`). After those plays whose ends survive (‘Andria’, `Heautontimorumenos’, `Adelphoe`, ‘Phormio’) is `Calliopius recensui`. The order of plays shows this to be a [?] text of the Calliopian recension; it is fairly corrupt. (Folio 1.)

(ii) Part of a grammatical treatise on `exigentia`, beginning `[A]d sc(r)ipt(ur)aru(m) o(mn)ium i(n)t(e)lligent(i)am faciliore(m)`. Of the four sections outlined at the beginning (definition, nouns, verbs and participles, indeclinables), only the first three are present. (Folio 72 verso.)

(iii) Definitions of technical terms. (Folio 76).

The initial of each play is large and ornamental, in gold, green, blue, and red. The initials of each scene are in silver, green, blue, red, or brown (occasionally a combination of these). Didascalia are in red. Space has been left for dramatis personae at the beginning of each scene, but they have been added only on folios 2-16 recto and 60 verso, mostly in red, occasionally in silver. (i) is written in a small early Gothic bookhand, (ii) and (iii) in 14th-century notula with frequent contractions.