s. XI, s. XV–XVI  s. XI: ff. 1–3, 5–10, 13–18, 20–21, 23–309; s. XV–XVI: ff. 4, 11, 19, 22 | Parchment (ff. 1-3, 5-10, 13-18, 20-21, 23-309); Paper (ff. I-III, 4, 11, 19, 22, I'), 309 ff., 23 × 186 mm, 1 col., var. lines per page  26 lines: ff. 1r–3v; 18 lines: f. 4r-v; 14 lines: Text, ff. 5r–285r, 286v–309v; 35 lines: Catena, ff. 5r–285r, 286v–309v; 34 lines: f. 285v; 28 lines: f. 286r. |  Minuscule (Perlschrift)  ff. 1–3, 5–10, 13–18, 20–21, 23–309; Minuscule (Renaissance hand)  ff. 4, 11, 19, 22. | Provenance: Filippo Sauli Private library. The 139 Greek manuscripts that are now kept in the Franzoniana Library come from the collection of Bishop Filippo Sauli. Cf. Cataldi Palau, Catalogo, p. 10; Allen, Th. W.: Notes on Greek manuscripts in Italian libraries, London 1890, p. 33. Cf. Ehrhard, Zur Catalogisirung, p. 196. After the death of Bishop Filippo Sauli, the manuscripts passed into the Ospedaletto degli incurabili in Genoa. In 1746, Sauli's collection was bought by the Library of the Missione Urbana di S. Carlo Borromeo founded by Abbot Gerolamo Franzoni (1653-1737), later known as Biblioteca Franzoniana. Cf. Cataldi Palau, Catalogo, 10–11.  After the death of Bishop Filippo Sauli, the manuscripts passed into the Ospedaletto degli incurabili in Genoa. Later-on, in 1746, Sauli's collection was bought by the Library of the Missione Urbana di S. Carlo Borromeo founded by Abbot Gerolamo Franzoni (1653-1737), later known as Biblioteca Franzoniana | Owner: Filippo Sauli (1492–1528)  Bishop of Brugnato (1512-1528); cf. Cataldi Palau, Catalogo, 10 nr. 2, 12–28.

Cat. in Ps.Od. | The manuscript presents the Psalms and Odes surrounded by a Catena commentary. Catena in Psalmos: Catena Typus XIX (C 32, CPG 4, pp. 283-285). Karo — Lietzmann, Catenarum graecarum catalogus, pp. 54-56. The Catena of this manuscript is related to that transmitted by Ra_1177, i.e. Cod. Vat. gr. 1422 (cf. Ehrhard, Zur Catalogisirung, p. 196). Catena in Odas: Catena multiplex (C 46, CPG 4, pp. 307-308). The psalms are divided into καθίσματα and δόξαι. The initial letters and titles are rubricated, a change of ink is visible on f. 67. Some probationes pennae are present. The manuscript presents some later added paper leaves (s. XV–XVI). The order of the Odes recalls that of the manuscript Vat. gr. 754 (cf. Cataldi Palau, Catalogo, 41). | Text-type: L.

Content
Ir–IIIv	Flyleaves on f. IIr-v there is a modern Italian note, maybe written by Bishop Filippo Sauli himself
1r–3v	Eusebius, Periochae Psalmorum ed. Bandt, Eusebius, 128–141
3v	Ps.-Eusebius, Periochae Odarum tit. Ὑπόθεσις τῶν ᾠδῶν
4r	Ps 1:1a-6b suppl., s. XV–XVI
4v	Ps 1:1a-6b and incipit Ps 2 suppl., s. XV–XVI
5r–284r	Ps 2–150 f. 249 is skipped in the modern foliation, due to the fact that it was thought that a folio was cut off; however, it is only a single folium instead of a bifolium that is bound into the quire, and the text is continuing from f. 248v fin. (Ps 118:158a-b) to f. 250r in. (Ps 118:158b)
10v	Ps 6:10a (lin. 14 des. εἰσήκουσεν κύριος τῆς δεήσεώς μου). ff. 10v-11, 13, 19-23: Psalms out of order
11r	Ps 6:10b–7:6b suppl., s. XV–XVI
11v	Blank
13r	inc. ἐπιστρέψει ὁ πόνος αὐτοῦ, εἰς κεφαλὴν αὐτοῦ, Ps 7:17a
19r	Ps 10:1b-7b suppl., s. XV–XVI
20r–v	Ps 7:7c-16b
21r–v	Ps 10:1b–11:2b on ff. 19r and 21r the Psalm 10 is twice written
22r–v	Blank suppl., s. XV–XVI. f. 22r, upper margin, Pious Invocation: ὦ θαυμαστὸν παράδοξον. Cf. Cataldi Palau, Catalogo, 40
23r	inc. Ps 11:2b
284r–285r	Ps 151
285v	Various notes, s. XI cf. Cataldi Palau, Catalogo, 40
286v–288v	Od 1
288v–295r	Od 2
295r–296v	Od 3
296v–299v	Od 4
299v–301r	Od 5
301r–302r	Od 6
302r–306r	Od 7
306r–307v	Od 8
307v–309v	Od 9 Od 10 is not extant
309v	Od 11 11:10a-12b (lin. 14 des. ἐκ τῆς συγγενείας μου κα[τ])