The text deals with a master monk and his disciple called Ai Kampha (an orphan man). The monk sent Ai Kampha to study in Takkasila city for years. When he returned, the monk asked him what did you learn. Ai Khampha informed his master that what I have learnt is the knowledge concerning our world. For examples, ten meats are not like fish; ten relatives and cousins are not like a parent; ten parents are not like a husband or wife; ten husbands or wives are not like the Triple Gem.
Colophon:
Lānthī 21 nā 1: Sadet laeo yām tā van thiang bò bitbian khao van nai khamthai hao vā van phut ka pao maen düan 9 khòi lòng lam sip kham kò maen düan kam sao sang mā müt pang müa sao lao Nam Oū nòng daeng khanòi hā tua cakmā on khān khaning thao khon 1 kò bò mī khī mahā khī koet yū luang loek jòm yū tām nam hòi hòm hua kaeng phae din daeng kāk maen din Tāsaeng Nüa yū phāi hua nam khòhü nabon kham phāi khanòi dae noe khòhü phon cak phayāt thüan.
Other notes:
The front and back covers on the verso sides, there are text written with a blue ball-pen in Modern Lao script. The texts describe about disappointment from a boy toward a girl. The string hole is loose. This manuscript is one fascicle of a series of twelve fascicles which are wrapped with a cotton wrapping cloth and has a wooden label (mai pi) containing the title “list of Dhamma Siao Savat consisting of 12 fascicles”.