43 minute fragments (3 vellum; 40 paper), 36 of which are unidentified texts in Judaeo-Arabic (row 1, nos 2–4, 6–9; row 2, nos 1–4, 6–7, 11; row 3, nos 2–3, 5–9; row 4, no. 1, 3; row 5, no. 3; row 5, nos 5–6; row 6, nos 1–2, 4, 7–8, 10; row 7, no. 1, 4–7); 2 are probably Bible translations (row 1, no. 5; row 4, no. 5); one contains Sa`adiah's translation of Deuteronomy 28:26–7; 28:38–9) (row 5, no. 4); two are probably Bible commentaries (row 3, no. 11; row 5, no. 2; row 6, no. 9); one appears to be a letter (row 4, no. 7); one is part of a legal document, dated to the middle decade [..]10 Sel. (row 4, no. 8); one is probably a court record (row 6, no. 6).