Composite manuscript: 1.Unknown, 2. Mūḍhaviḍambana, 3. Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana, 4. Haribhaktivilāsa, 5. Jvarādicikitsā, 6. Gurasahasranāma, 7. Vagalāmukhīstrotra, 8. Gaṅgā stotra, 9. Vagalāmukhīkavaca, 10. Śyāmākavaca, 11. Viduranīti, 12. Nītiśataka.

The first text (title missing) is on Krishna and his lila. The second is a Sanskrit kāvya authored by Ṣaṣṭhīdāsa, son of Jayakṛṣṇa Tarkavāgīśa, and scribed by Rāmapatidevaśarmaṇ. The third is a collection of Sanskrit poetry and riddles, and is also scribed by Rāmapatidevaśarmaṇ. Haribhaktivilāsa, authored by Gopālabhaṭṭa, disciple of Prabodhānanda, describes Hari and his lila. Jvarādicikitsa is an Ayurvedic text on fevers and their remedies. The Gurasahasranāma evokes a guru’s attributes through praise names arranged alphabetically. The Vagalāmukhīstrotra has tantric mantras and rituals. The Gaṅgā stotra quotes Purāṇic verses on the Ganga. The Vagalāmukhīkavaca is a tantra text written on one folio. The Śyāmākavaca is part of Bhairavatantra. The Viduranīti is from the Mahābhārata. The lastmanuscript quotes some verses from the Nītiśataka of Bhartrihari.