s. XI; s. XVII  s. XI; s. XVII: ff. III–V, 274 | Parchment (ff. I-II, 1-273); Paper (ff. III-V, 274), 274 ff., 250 × 190 mm, 1 col., 14 (Psalms) lines per page. |  Minuscule (Scholarly hand). | Provenance: Drama, Monastery of Kosinitses.

Psalms and Odes with marginal Catena. | The names of the commentators are not mentioned in the catena. Papadopoulos Kerameus dates the manuscript to the tenth century. | Text-type: L.

Content
Ir–IIv	Mutilated folios containing fragments of Ps 1-4
IIIr	Ps 92:2
IIIv–IVv	Blank
Vr–242v	Ps 1-151 with catena. The catena on Ps 151 is lacking. CPG C30 (Karo-Lietzmann: Catena Type XVII)
243r	Blank
243v–245v	Ode 1 with catena CPG C46
246r–252r	Ode 2 with catena CPG C46
252r–254r	Ode 3 with catena CPG C46
254r–257r	Ode 4 with catena CPG C46
257r–259r	Ode 5 with catena CPG C46
259r–260r	Ode 6 with catena CPG C46
260r–262v	Ode 7 with catena CPG C46
263r–265v	Daniel 3:46-51 and Ode 8 with catena CPG C46
265v–267v	Ode 9 with catena CPG C46
267v–268r	Ode 13 with catena CPG C46
268r–269r	Ode 14
269v–270r	Ode 11 with catena CPG C46
270r–272r	Ode 12
272v–273v	The hymn “ὁ μονογενὴς υἱὸς και λόγος τοῦ Θεοῦ”, the Nicene Creed, the Lord’s Prayer and the Cherubic Hymn.
274r	Fragment from the liturgy of John Chrysostom