Sample pages from a general therapeutic manual written in 1659-60/1070 by Mīrzā ‘Alī. The copy was made in India in 1827/1243. No other copy is recorded and the author is otherwise unknown.

The opening of a therapeutic manual titled Fawā’id al-ḥasanīyah fī al-mujarrabāt al-ṭibbīyah (Useful Information for al-Hasan on Tested Medical Remedies) written in the 17th century by Muḥammad ibn Thālib al-Shīrāzī. It was copied by Ahmad ibn Bakr ‘Alawan, who finished it on 8 Sha‘ban 1163 [= 13 July 1750] and made it for one Muḥammad ibn Yahyá al-Mawsili al-Shafi‘i.

A chart from an anonymous treatise on fevers titled Kitāb Ghayhāt al-umniyāt fī ma‘rifat al-ḥummayāt (The Most That Could be Desired Concerning the Knowledge of Fevers). The copy is undated, probably 16th century.

The colophon of an autograph copy of a treatise on the treatment of ailments encountered in North Africa written by Aḥmad ibn Muḥammad al-Salāwī in 1814/1229 and based on 48 years of experience. No other copy is recorded.

The opening of a popular epitome by the Egyptian mystic al-Sha‘rānī (d. 1565/973) of a "Memorandum Book" (Tadhkirah) written by al-Suwaydi, who died in Damascus in 1291/690. The treatise is concerned with remedies for various diseases, arranged in sequence from head to foot according to the location of the complaint. The copy is undated, probably of the 18th century, and was made in North Africa.

The opening a treatise on the treatment of colic written by Ibn Sīnā (Avicenna), who died in 1037/428. The text is written in a careful and decorative calligrapher's hand within frames of blue and gilt lines. The copy is undated and unsigned, probably 18th century.

The opening of an important copy of an Arabic treatise on the treatment of skin diseases written by an early 11th-century Spanish physician, Ibn al-Kattānī. The copy, made by one Salīm, is undated, probably 18th-century.

The beginning of a treatise on the treatment of hemorrhoids composed by al-Qawṣūnī. The copy was completed by an unnamed copyist on 8 Rabi‘ I 1081 [= 26 July 1670].