Main text hand: anonymous scribe, writing throughout in Protogothic (Praegothica) script. A possible second hand, also in Praegothica, may have supplied text beneath the neumes in certain sections.

Two folia, trimmed from their original bifolia, containing parts of the Proper of the Mass. The surviving chants span the fests of Epiphany (Vidimus stellam, Festa Christi sequence, Reges Tharsis), Nativity (Tui sunt caeli, Viderunt omnes), and St. Stephen (Etenim sederunt, sequence Propria ruit hostis). Margins preserve a narrow folded strip of the original shoulder, showing evidence of binding stress. Decoration is minimal, rubrics are abbreviated, and music was entered in two layers.

Decoration is modest. Initials appear as litterae notabiliores in black ink highlighted with a red stroke; fol. 2v contains a larger, simple red initial. Rubrics are sparse, often abbreviated, and provide minimal liturgical or biblical references (e.g., “Secundum Matheum”). No penwork or ornament beyond functional marking.