a. 1300, s. XV/XVI  a. 1300: ff. 1–16; 18–23; 25–151; s. XV/XVI: ff. 17, 24 | Parchment (ff. 1–16; 18–23; 25–151); Paper (ff. 17, 24), 152 ff.  151 numbered folios, plus one unnumbered folio between f. 137v and f. 138r., 130 × 100 mm, 1 col., 18/25 lines per page  25 lines: ff. 1–16; 18–23; 25–151; 18 lines: ff. 17, 24. |  Minuscule (Perlschrift); Minuscule (Renaissance hand)  f. 17r–v, i.e. Ps 18:12a–20:10b; f. 24r–v, i.e. Ps 26:9b–27:9b. | Provenance: Around 1724, the manuscript was acquired on Mount Athos and came into the possession of Archbishop William Wake in London. After Wake’s death in 1737, the manuscript entered Christ Church in Oxford.  cf. Hutter, Corpus, 4.1, p. 116 | Owners: f. 150v, erased ownership note of a monastery with a book curse, s. XVI  cf. Hutter, Corpus, 4.1, p. 116, William Wake (1657–1737)  Archbishop of Canterbury.

Psalms and Odes. | The manuscript begins directly with the Psalms. First and last folios are lost. The title of the first psalm is rubricated and inserted inside a decorated square (f. 1r). The f. 17, and 24 are written by a later hand (s. XV) and added to compensate for lost folios. The kathismata are often indicated but they seem written by another hand. The initial letters and titles are rubricated. The manuscript has some marginal glosses. There are also decorations with floral ornaments (ff. 72r, 140r, 151v). | Text-type: L with minor readings in accordance with B.

Content
1r–139v	Ps 1–151
140r–141v	Od 1
141r–143v	Od 2
143v–144v	Od 3
144v–145v	Od 4
145v–146v	Od 5
146v–147v	Od 6
147v–148v	Od 7
148v–149r	Od 8
149r–150r	Od 9
150r–150v	Od 10
150v–151v	Od 11
151v	l. 9-11, Τὸ Τρισάγιον, τὸ Παναγία Τριάς, Πάτερ ἡμῶν. Ὅτι σου. Τὸ Κύριε ἐλέησον, Euchologia R.P.J. Goar, Εὐχολόγιον sive rituale graecorum complectens ritus et ordines divinae liturgiae, Venetiis ex Typographia Bartholomaei Javarina, 1730, 585, l. 1-2
151v	l. 16-21, Ἰδοὺ ὁ νυμφίος ἔρχεται ἐν τῷ μέσῳ τῆς νυκτός […], Typicon liturgicon A. Papadopoulos-Kerameus, Ἀνάλεκτα Ἱεροσολυμιτικῆς σταχυολογίας, vol. 2, St. Petersburg 1894, 32