On the left pastedown , on the College bookplate, are written, in pencil, a previous shelfmark, ‘ MSS I.4.34’, and the current one, in a rhombus, ‘ 109’.

On f. [i] verso there is a pen trial in Greek.

On f. ii recto a later hand wrote a passage from Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus ' De virtutibus et vitiis. ed. T. Büttner-Wobst, A.G. Roos, Excerpta historica iussu imp. Constantini Porphyrogeniti confecta, 2: Excerpta de virtutibus et vitiis, Berlin 1906, p. 6 ll. 3-12 (the text cites a passage from the first book of Flavius Josephus ' The Antiquities of the Jews, ed. B. Niese, Flavii Iosephi opera, 1, Berlin 1887, book 1, 70-71: the final word, Συριάδα, although with a iotacism error, derives more likely from the variant Σιριάδα found in De virtutibus et vitiis., than from the variant Σειρίδα found in Flavius Josephus' text)

On f. ii verso are written another shelfmark, erased, ‘ I.2.34’, and, below, the more recent one, ‘ MSS. I-4-34’.

In the right margin of f. 1r is written the previous shelfmark, ‘1.5 4. 34’.

On f. 86r, after the end of the text, a note in Greek, written in black ink, has been erased.

On f. [110]v hand D wrote two small texts:

• a stanza from a poem by Nicephorus Callistus Xanthopulus (ca. 1256-ca. 1335) ( M. Jugie, 'Poésies rhythmiques de Nicéphore Calliste Xanthopoulos', in: Byzantion 5, (1929/30), pp. 362-390: poem 8, stanza 10; TLG 3236.006), inc. Κῆπε καὶ παράδεισε καὶ πηγή
• another brief text, inc. Χαῖρε ὁ παράδισος[sic]· ὁ τερπνός· ὦ ζωῆς τὸ ξύλον.

On ff. 133r-133v there are three inscriptions by hand D mentioning a metropolitan city in Thessaly. In the upper part of f. 133v there is a note by a hand which does not appear in the rest of the manuscript, mentioning the birth of a relative in the year 1592 (see also Summary); The note was retraced in red ink by another hand, someone who probably could not read or understand well what was written and made some changes, making it hard to read the original note now: Αἰ γενίθιν τὸ ἐγγόνι μου ἠ κατα|κουζινὶ (?) μινὶ μαίωι 1594 | 7102 ἰνδικτιῶνος ζ΄. In his catalogue, James read the date as 1694, and used it to date the whole manuscript. The year is, however, 1594: the date is also given in the Era of the World (in Arabic numerals) as 7102, corresponding to 1594 CE. Given the content of the note, this date can be used only as a terminus post quem for the note itself, and probably for the intervention of hand D, which must have taken place after the note had been already written on the leaf.

Only a strip of paper remains of f. [134]: on it there are the remains of some notes in Greek, similar to the ones on f. 133r: the first, starting as the first note on f. 133v, ἐγενίθ..., mentions the date of 7103 anno mundi. Beneath there was another invocation by hand D. Traces of script are also present on [134]v.