These include abbreviations for terminal letters as well as the common abbreviations for m, que , qui and quod . MS 33 was written by one scribe. The ink varies from light brown to dark brown. The names of characters are written in red when the text ink is light brown and light brown when the text ink is dark brown. They appear in abbreviated form throughout each play to indicate change of speaker.
Joined letters are frequent throughout.
Fusion of letters is rare. The Humanistic feature of the two-compartment g is common throughout. These Semigothic Cursive letter-forms were often favored in Humanistic Cursive Book Script. The initials are alternately drawn in blue and red. This manuscript contains no paragraph signs.