Fragments: The first of them is a conversation between Alexander the Great and a messanger of Aristotle on the virtues of a wise man (ḥakīm). The second fragment informs us about Alexander the Great 's behaviour when he captures a town. Both fragments belong to the context of Arabic legends on the life of Alexander the Great . In the third fragment there are citations of Plato , Socrates , Pazá-Jamhār , and Cosroe .

It is not clear if the geometrical figures of this text in the Ḥaidarābād edition are taken from this manuscript or from Ms. Ḥaidarābād al-Dakan, Dāʾirat al-maʿarif al-ʿuthmānīya, 1 or if they are found in both manuscripts. According to Averroes , he finished this part on March 30th, 1159 (Rabīʿ al-awwal 16th, 554 h.) ; again it remains open if this information can be found in both manuscripts or only in one of them.