Recto: the top margin of a letter from Ezra, describing the arrival of a letter from R. Saʿadya and apologising for the delay in answering. Verso: accounts in Arabic.
Recto: note ordering various drinks in Judaeo-Arabic, in the handwriting of Solomon (b. Elijah the judge). Verso: Part of a letter in Arabic. The address of Solomon’s note, to אבו ?חאק (sic), is written in the margin transversely in relation to the text on recto.
Recto: probably a betrothal contract between a bride Sitt al-Ahl bat Abraham ha-Levi and a groom Manṣūr b. ʿAlī. Verso: fragment of a document in Judaeo-Arabic referring to Abū 'Imrān.
Letter, with address on verso, to Abū Zikrī Judah ha-Kohen b. Joseph ha-Kohen from [b.?] Joseph ha-Kohen [...] he-Ḥaver, ‘from Alexandria’. Writing exercises have been added on verso.