Or 8036

This volume contains extracts and fragments of various works as follows:

(I) (ff 1r-2r) : Various notes ;

(II) (f 3r) : A poem on the death of Prince Mustafa, son of Süleyman I ;

(III) (f 4r) : Part of a terciibent of Hatifi and fragments of a work of inşa ;

(IV) (ff 4v-5v) : Poems by Baki ;

(V) (ff 6r-8r) : Folios from a work of inşa ;

(VI) (f 8v) : A poem by Fevri ;

(VII) (ff 9r-14v) : Various notes, letters, and fetava ;

(VIII) (f 15r) : A türkü ;

(IX) (f 15v) : Two medical prescriptions ;

(X) (ff 16r-v) : Letters ;

(XI) (ff 17r-24v) : Poems by Aşıki Baba, Nabi, Figani and others ;

(XII) (ff 24r-v) : A few fetava by Ebüsuud Efendi ;

(XIII) (ff 26r-v) : Portions of a tabirname ;

(XIV) (ff 26v-83r) : Portions of the Divan of Yahya (Dukaginzade/Dukagjini?) ;

(XV) (91v-95r) : Poems by Necati, Füzuli, Fevri, Mir Alişir, Azeri, Alevi, Rızai, Baki, and others, as well as a genealogical table from Adam to Mehmet IV ;

(XVI) (ff 95v-97r) : Portions of a falname ;

(XVII) (f 98v) : Notes on the İlm-i Remel ;

(XVIII) (ff 98v-104v) : A versified translation of the Forty Traditions (الاربعون حديث) of ᶜAzmī ;

(XIX) (ff 105r-v) : Notes, talismans, and divination from the Qur'an, followed by the names of the Companions of the Cave ;

(XX) (ff 109r-110v) : Another verse translation of the Forty Traditions (الاربعون حديث) entitled Sübhatu'l-uşşak, followed by various notes and a table of the descent of the Twelve Imams ;

(XXI) (ff 111r-v) : A table entitled Asmā al-mulūk ᶜinda’l-wilādah and a glossary called Lugat-i müşterek ;

(XXII) (f 112r) : Various notes on the aforementioned glossary ;

(XXIII) (ff 112v-123r) : A Persian tract on riddles, with an Ottoman Turkish tract on medical treatment found in the margins ;

(XXIV) (f 123v) : A document and a petition ;

(XXV) (f 124r) : A list of foods and various objects of clothing ;

(XXVI) (ff 124v-125r) : Advice given by Ebüsuud Efendi to his kâtipler ;

(XXVII) (ff 125v-130v) : Kiyafetname, a mesnevi on physiognomy by Hamdi and a hadis on the 23 things that bring about impoverishment ;

(XXVIII) (f 131r) : Mev'iza-i manzum- Azmi Efendi ;

(XXIX) (ff 121v-132r) : Various notes ;

(XXX) (ff 132v-137v) : Risale-i Nidai, or the Risale-i Kaysunizade, a medical treatise versified for Selim II by Derviş Nidai in 978 AH (1570-71 CE) ;

(XXXI) (ff 137v-141r) : Kiyafetname, a short tract on physiognomy ; and

(XXXII) (ff 141v-143r) : Various notes.

The manuscript was copied in various hands, likely in the 16th or 17th centuries CE.