Thirteen leaves, written primarily in Latin and German. Title given on every page. There is an unbroken sequence of 11 pages all dated November 30th, 1947, followed by two outlying leaves, labeled pages 5 and 6 despite there already being other pages with those numbers. The outliers also bear a different date: December 7th of the same year.

Four leaves, paginated, written primarily in Latin. Essay begins: "crimen= peccatum grave. In peccatum veniale..."

Two leaves, typed, in Latin. Taken from PL 182, 704-706.

Ten leaves, typed, in Latin. Letter is listed as PL 182, 697-704.

Single leaf, written in Latin and Slovenian. Title is "Quam canonice, cum quanta auctoritate"

Single leaf, both sides. Written in Slovenian. Subject is "St Bernard - the later founder of the Cistercian Order"

Single leaf, written in Slovenian. Title translates to "The point of view of St. Bernard in the quarrel between the Cistercians and the Cluniacs.

Four leaves, typed, in Latin with notes in Slovenian. Excerpt listed as PL 189, 1023-1048.

Three small, white slips of paper with notes entitled: "Pius XII, 2.Jun.47: Cardinal Assembly". Reverse side of each slip is a blank message form, in German.

Single leaf, typed. Title is given in Slovenian, but the excerpt itself is in English, taken from W. Watkin's "The Downside Review", 1936, p.14.