Part III consists of 4 leaves and also ends abruptly on the obverse side of the folio (Part IV starts on reverse).[1] It starts with the symbol Om as usual with the other treatises, and is a short treatise on 14 prescription formulary in a manner similar to Part II. It consists of 72 shlokas.[2][6] It is a fragment whose contents correspond to chapters one to three of the Part II.[20]