Contents of codex: Theological treatise, in Latin, touching on “gula” (f. 17 r.) and other vices (ff. 2 r.-69 r.); S. Augustinus, Oratio (ff. 69 v.-72 r.: Domine Deus omnipotens, qui es trinus et unus…); similar prayers and treatises (ff. 72 r.-100 r.); Orationes seu contemplativae meditations XV gaudiorum gloriosae Virginis Mariae (ff. 100 r.-124 v., incom-plete at end); S. Augustinus (?), Meditationes X (ff. 125 r.-178 v., imperfect at beginning and end).
Contents of single leaf at front: front fly leaf page (fol. 1) verso main text identified as Psalm 30. Marginal text appears to be psalter commentary. Phrase identified as Augustine of Hippo, commentary on the Psalms (PL electronic search on "iam non secundum adam").
Place of Origin: Italy
Language: Latin

Contents: Commentary on Isaiah. Begins in the middle of Chapter 61: “…maris fortitudo gentium venerit tibi. Mystice Apostoli…”, all of 62, beginning of 63 until “…quod omnis sancti communiter exponunt de Christo. Et quaestio ista…”
Place of origin: Northern Italy
Language: Latin

Contents: Theological treatise. The folio contains chapters from Pars VI entitled "De Medicina Sacramentali/On the Sacramental Remedy." The recto contains the end of Pars VI, Chapter 5 (De Sacramentorum dispensatione/The Administration of the Sacraments) and the beginning of Chapter 6 (De Sacramentorum iteratione/The Repetition of the Sacraments). The verso contains the end of Chapter 6 and the beginning of Chapter 7 (De constitutione et integritate baptismi/The Nature and Integrity of Baptism).
Place of Origin: Italy
Language: Latin

Contents: This leaf contains four different sermons. The recto starts with the end of Bonaventure's sermon for Saint Antonio (June 13th). The following sermon beginning with the "E" is Sermon 2 for Saint Maria Magdalena (July 22nd.) The following sermon beginning with a "G" is Sermon IV for the third Sunday after Pentacost. The last sermon, beginning with a "X" is Sermon II for the second Sunday after Easter.
Place of origin: Italy
Language: Latin

Contents: This charter grants Thomas Rubeus de Monte Albodio the title of Citizen of Rome.
Place of origin: Rome
Language: Latin

Contents: Summa Confessionum
Place of origin: Florence?, Italy
Language: Latin

Contents: Entries from 1556, 1597, 1605, 1612, 1626, 1628, 1635, 1638, 1640, 1641, 1642, 1658, 1708. (Note in research materials says "Register of a Venetian Confraternity dedicated to the virgin, 16th–18th century.")
Place of origin: Sedrina, Italy
Language: Italian

Contents: “Catasto” (land registry) from the Female Benedictine Monastery of San Lorenzo in Venice, Italy, with five prefixed folios containing an almost contemporary index in Italian.
Place of origin: Venice, Italy [Monastery of San Lorenzo]
Language: Italian, Latin