Verso and margins of recto: Business accounts in Judaeo-Arabic.
The slave of the presence of my master, the most glorious elder, the sufficient, Muʿtamid al-Dawla, may [God] prolong
his life and cause to endure his support, his eminence and his strength, and crush his enemies - (the slave) is full
of prayers and praise for him in every gathering, on account of what God, the exalted, has distinguished him with [ ]
of external grace and pure disposition, esprit de corps, generosity and [ ]
His slave would lay down his life for him if he would honour him with what is available regarding. [ ]
and his duties, so that he may be under his authority, not with (with a view to gaining) reward or gratitude,
but pride in his service.