Recto: a secular poem with a concluding verse in Judaeo-Arabic; the poem begins דמעה מלבד עזרי כי צירי נדוד חלו על גבב משתולל. Verso: pen trials in Arabic and Hebrew script.
A collection of elegies: all appear to be by the same author, including an elegy for a Gaʾon, צפע רוש הלעיטני, and for a woman. ‘Nathan b. Samuel חזק’ is spelt in acrostic. Part of the same manuscript as Mosseri II.215.1.
Recto: end of a piyyuṭ, acrostic שמ]ריה], and a poem for Purim by Abraham ibn Ezra, יום בהמן אף אל חרה ליהודים היתה אורה. Verso: piyyuṭ for Simḥat Tora,בקרוב עת אומן להסיעו ?נשיה, and a second entitled בסיטה, beginning כל אשר חי ימות.
Two secular poems, מה תמהי נפשי ותחיל and שהי רוח עלי נפש פחודה, by an anonymous poet living in Qayrawān. The poet is writing to his son who studied in Fās. Both poems have Judaeo-Arabic headings indicating that the father is writing to the son. Verso contains a homily in Judaeo-Arabic. The poem...