Quasi-medical book, with recipes mentioning white alum, apple preserve, rhubarb preserve, rose, unripe grapes and bamboo ashes. There are magical symbols.
Letter of ʿEli ha-Mumḥe (‘the Adept’) b. Abraham, Jerusalem, to Ephraim b. Šemarya, in Fusṭāṭ (c. 1045 CE), with the continuation and, inverted, the address on verso. Verso also contains Arabic jottings, part of which are written transversely across the page. Edited by Gil (1983: II 430-1).
Recto: part of a Hebrew letter mentioning Šimʿon and [Maṣ]liaḥ ha-Kohen, and referring to bringing a letter of appointment (המינוי). Verso: Arabic and Hebrew jottings, along with much mirrored Hebrew text.
Liturgy for Roš ha-Šana, including the ʿamida for the additional service and a rešut, אחג כפתי ובער. The text on verso has been written between the lines of an Arabic chancery document.