The text is written by one hand in a neat Protogothica. The letters are round, well-spaced, no considerable narrowing of their bodies is noticeable. With some exceptions, the text is encased between two lines. The length of ascenders is considerably reduced and does not go above topline. Several descenders extend below baseline ("p" in "pascha", "capili"), but most letters are placed on the line or extend only minimally bellow ("c" in cognita", where "c” and “o" are elevated to allow for the bow of "g" to sit on the line). Hairlines are added at the top of "e" ("celeritate"), at the base of straight “r” (“reparare”). The feet of the minims of “m” and “n” are curved to the right. The top of the shaft of “a” turns towards the left but does not close. Straight-backed “d” (“deus”, “de”) and round “d” (“ad”, “aliquid”) are used interchangeably. “D” with a horizontal serif to the left is included in “deus”. Tall “s” and round “s” are used indifferently in final position (“calceamentis”, “eius”). The treatment of “b” varies. In some cases, the back is slightly broken (“libet”), other forms have a straight back or are slightly slanted to the left at the very top (“solubilis”). One instance of “b” with a back slanted inwards to the right appears on the wrapper. The bow of “g” is fully closed. The limb of “h” is rounded and slightly elongated towards the end but does not go below baseline (“nihil”).