s. X–XI  According to Gardthausen, the script is dated to the 11th century and imitates an older majuscule. | Parchment, 157 ff.  f. 157 before f. 153, 1 col., 19-21 lines per page. |  Majuscule (Late uncial); Majuscule (Maiuscola liturgica (Title Ps 1)). | Provenance: Unknown.

Greek Psalter. | Georgi Parpulov states manuscript is dismembered between the Sinaiticus NE gr. MΓ 019 and the Petropolitanus gr. 837. Titles and initials letters are rubricated. The are scribblings in Arabic on the front pastedown. | Text-type: L.

Content
1r–2v	The Lord’s Prayer, the Nicene Creed
3r–146v	Ps 1-122:2
147r	Od 2:43b-3:3b
147r–150r	Od 3:3b-Od 4
150r–151r	Od 5
151r–151v	Od 6
151v–152v	Od 7:26-7:41a
153r–153v	Od 11
153v–155r	Od 12
155r	Od 13
155r–156r	Od 14
156r–156v	Lenten Hymn of Great Compline” cf. Isaiah 8:9-9:6 Inc: Μεθ’ ἡμῶν ὁ Θεὸς, γνῶτε ἔθνη, καὶ ἡττᾶσθε· ἐπακούσατε ἕως ἐσχάτου τῆς γῆς
157r–157v	Od 9:49b-9:79b + Od 11 Title