Title from text opening. On fore edge: İbn Sīnā (ابن سينا).
Romanization supplied by cataloger.
Layout: Single columns of 17 lines. Catchword on each verso.
Script: Naskh, vocalized.
Binding: Flap binding, quarter-bound in brown leather, with marbled paper over paper pasteboards.
Decoration: Illuminated headpiece and text frames in opening pages, rubrication.
Contemporary annotations listing the months in Turkish and Greek (f. 1a); also includes pen trials (f. 1a). In a later hand, prayers and remedies for some diseases (ff. 156a, 157b) and for people possessed by jinns (f. 156b).
Colophon indicates that the manuscript was copied by Muṣṭafá bin Yūsuf el-Edirnevī (مصطفي بن يوسف الادرنوي), pupil of Aḥmed Ḫalife el-İznikī (أحمد خليفة الازنكي), in H. 961/1553-1554 (f. 155b).
Accompanying material: bibliographical note (1 leaf).
In Ottoman Turkish.