Each book (part) has an individual title page with the same architectural frame but a different verse above the arch. The text of the title page states, “Se’ah Solet (fine flour), sifted in a sieve, ‘[there is none like him in the earth], a blameless and upright man, one who fears God, and turns away from evil’ (Job 1:1, 8; 2:3). . . .” On the verso of the title page are prefatory remarks from Norzi and verse, followed by the text (2a-14b).

The second work is Marpe la-Nefesh (healing of the soul). There is a preface on the verso of the title page and the text begins on 16a, concluding on 40b. The final work is Orah Hayyim. The title page states that it is the third part with Se’ah Solet and Marpe la-Nefesh. Here too there are prefatory remarks on the verso of the title page, with a Latin paragraph naming the famed censor “Padre Dan Marco Marino da Brescia” and concluding with the con licentia de I Superiori. The foliation of the text (2a-31b) begins afresh. In all three books the text is in a single column in rabbinic type.