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ff. 231-232v Details on the relations in the consulate of Jerusalem; about receiving money from the Empress. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.

ff. 240-241 Greetings and wishes for fruitful work in Constantinople. Includes marginal notes, in Greek and red ink.

ff. 242-243v About returning of doctor Mazaraki, whom nobody wanted. Petition to move to another consulate. Worries about the possibility that Antonin remains in Constantinople. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.

ff. 244-245v About the impression made by Antonin's letter to the Patriarch. About the atmosphere at the Russian constructions. The new doctor Sandrecky. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.

ff. 257 Meletios is waiting for the solution of the disorder with the Patriarchate of Alexandria. Complains about his misfortunes in Egypt, asking for some material help. Includes marginal notes, in Greek and red ink.

ff. 274-275 About transferring to Antonin papers and the correspondence on the case of archimandrite Leonid, (on Ignatiev's request). Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.

ff. 368 Request for material aid for a poor church of Virgin Rouchouniotissa. Includes marginal notes, in Greek and red ink.

Detailed reports of meetings and discussions with Greek bishops and the Anglican bishop Alexander. Further details on the economic and administrative situation in the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem, life of the bishops. Journey to Bethlehem, Evrapha (Beth-Djala) and Khevron.

Stay in Petersburg in 1847 and preparation of the mission, meetings with high officials. Ff. 28-30v: Stay in Constantinople, discussions with the Russian ambassador Titov about the Russian mission in Jerusalem. Working with the manuscripts of the metochion of the Holy Sepulcre at Constantinople. Reading the notes of the Armenian patriarch at Jerusalem and comments on it. Meeting the Armenian patriarch at Constantinople and discussion on the rights of the Armenians in Bethlehem. Journey from Constantinople to Jerusalem. Meeting with Patriarch Cyril of Jerusalem, discussion on the controversies between the Greek, Armenian and Latin clergy, the properties of the Holy Sepulcre in Moldavia and Wallachia. Meetings with the Armenian Patriarch and the Latin Patriarch Valerga. Installing in the monastery of St. Archangels at Jerusalem. Fighting between Orthodox and Latins in Bethlehem on March 6, 1848 and participation of Porphyrij in the discussion on it. Reviews of books about Jerusalem. Family stories about the Christians Arabs around Jerusalem. Explanation about the Holy Light at Easter. Regulations of life in the mission. Discussions on the creation of a Palestine committee. A lot of information on the history of Palestine and Syria of the previous periods. Marginal notes in Russian, Greek and Latin.

Election of the new Patriarch of Antiocheia. Discussions with the local ecclesiastics and Consul Basili on the Russian policy in Syria and Near East. This is a draft of the Journals.