s. XII | Parchment, 276 ff., 140 × 111 mm, 1 col., 17 lines per page. |  Minuscule (Perlschrift). | Patrons: Johannes Kun, Udalrico Mertz Basiliensis, John of Ragusa. | Provenance: The manuscript belonged to the collection of the theologian John of Ragusa and was brought to Basel in 1438 (see the description of Patrick Andrist).

Psalms and Odes (illustrated). | Prophetic phrases have been added to the upper margins of several folios by a later hand, e.g. “ ἀπὸ λύπης εἰς χαρὰν ἔλθης” (you will come from sadness to joy), f. 61r; “ἐπληρώθη τὸ πρᾶγμα ὃ ζητεῖς, παρακάλου τὸν Θεὸν κατὰ πᾶσαν ὥραν” (the thing you ask has been accomplished, pray to God every moment). According to Patrick Andrist, these verses form a divination system used by the medieval readers. They opened randomly the manuscript and they had a good or a bad omen for their personal life depending on the meaning of the verse they had just read. | Text-type: L.

Content
1–249v	Ps 1–151 on f. 217v is a miniature of Moses receiving the Law on Mount Sinai
250r–252r	Ode 1
252r–257v	Ode 2
257v–259r	Ode 3
259r–261r	Ode 4
261r–262v	Ode 5
262v–263v	Ode 6
263v–267r	Ode 7
267r–268r	Ode 8
269r–270r	Ode 9
270v	Isaiah 38:17-20 f. 271 is missing
270v–274r	Ode 12
274r	Ode 13
274r–275v	Ode 14
275v276v	Makarismoi
276v	Note in Latin: “Hoc psalterium accomodatum habuit frater Johannes Kun, ordinis predicatorum conventus Nurembergensis, Anno Domini 1494, sub venerabili patre sacre theologie cursore et priore bene merito Udalrico Mertz Basiliensi; ex quo nostrum emendavi” see Omont (1886: 5-6)