Eight leaves, typed, organized into one long, four-column chart. The columns are identical in form and function to those used in the Index Chronologicus.

Five leaves, typed, organized into one long, four-column chart. The columns are identical in form and function to those used in the Index Chronologicus.

One leaf, typed, organized into one long, four-column chart. The columns are identical in form and function to those used in the Index Chronologicus.

Two leaves, typed, organized into one long, four-column chart. The columns are identical in form and function to those used in the Index Chronologicus.

Seventeen leaves, typed, organized into one long, four-column chart. The columns are identical in form and function to those used in the Index Chronologicus.

Eleven leaves, typed, organized into one long, four-column chart. The columns are identical in form and function to those used in the Index Chronologicus.

Eleven leaves, typed, with hand-ruled grids. Sections include "Conspectus linearum: Cistercii (C ), Clarae Vallis (Cl) et Morimundi (M)", "Summa filiarum (A) abbatiarum matrum (B) in linea (C )", and "Congregationes genealogicae: linea Cistercii".

One leaf, typed, containing one long, hand-ruled chart with four columns (A through D). The chart is organized according first and foremost to diocese. The columns signify, in order: diocese (A), the abbey in question (B), its mother house (C ), and its line (D).

One leaf, handwritten. Containing an alphabetized list of abbeys on recto, and a orders of filiation on the verso

One leaf, handwritten notes in Latin