This section contains a tract about confession by Johannes de Indagine, otherwise known as Johannes Bremer von Hagen, or John of Haghen. He was a Carthusian monk writing in the 15th century and was a prolific theological author. This text is titled Tractatus de confessione and another hand has written the note Johannis Indaginis Carthusiensis satis notabilis.

It begins on f. 162r with the words Accipite spiritum sanctum and ends on f. 182r with Ad quae gaudia nos perducat jhesus christus marie Alius, cum patre et spiritu sancto in sec. sec. benedictus. Amen. On the same folio, the explicit states Explicit tractatus de confessione et de casibus corporalibus ... ac de modo vivendi christiane virtuose et fideliter et deo semper placeatur. Amen.

This is followed by a short unidentified addition in the same hand.

This section is written in the same hand as the following section, but is different to the previous section. The title on f. 162r has an addition in another hand.