Recto: part of a letter. Verso: a long list of names, in a different hand, among them Abū l-Faraj, Yešuʿa b. Joseph, ʿEli b. Šemarya, and Šemarya and Ṣedaqa the sons of Ṣadoq.
Opening of a letter by Peraḥya b. Joseph to Saʿadya b. Abraham. The letter is prefaced with three short decorated lines of biblical quotations. Address on verso.
The lower half of a letter by Hai Gaʾon, closing with his motto, ישע רב, and the date, Nisan 1348 of the Seleucid era (= 1037 CE). Verso: accounts in Arabic script.
Letter in the handwriting of Hillel b. ʿEli to an unnamed cantor, expressing regret for a missed meeting and asking him to send the Yoṣrot for Passover so that he may copy them.
Letter from Solomon b. Elijah the judge to Abū l-Faraj al-Mubayyin, prefaced by a single line of decorated biblical quotation. Verso: Arabic accounts and jottings.