s. XIII/2, s. XVIII  s. XIII/2: ff. 1–208; s. XVIII: pp. I–XL | Palimpsest (1r-2v); Parchment (ff. 3–208); Paper (pp. I–XL), 208 ff., 220 × 150 mm  220 × 150 (Rahlfs), 218 ×145 (De Cavallieri), 1 col., 21 lines per page. |  Minuscule (Archaizing hand). | Provenance: Constantinople. | Owners: Μακάριος  It is not clear if Μακάριος is the scribe or an owner of the manuscript. In RKG III.399 he is considered as the scribe of the codex and is dated to the 14th c. On the other hand, Vogel-Gardthausen (1909: 272) suggest that he might be an owner and they date him between the 10th and 12th centuries., Stefano Borgia (1731–1804).

Psalms and Odes. | The manuscript was brought from Constantinople and was added to the collection of Stefano Borgia during the second half of the 18th century. According to Holmes, “it exhibits various readings considerable in number, and some very remarkable’’. Some of the Odes are missing due to the loss of folios. | Text-type: L.

Content
I–XL	Collation notes on the Psalms by Stefano Borgia, see Holmes (1789: 67).
1r–2v	Selection of Psalms read on various occasions “ἕτεροι ψαλμοί ἐπὶ ἀπαλλαγῆ συμφορῶν καὶ θλίψεων κατὰ ἐναντίων ἐχθρῶν’’.
3r–197r	Ps 1-151
197v–199r	Ode 1
199r–202v	Ode 2:1-43g
203r–203v	Ode 3:7b-10
203v–205v	Ode 4
205v–206v	Ode 5
206v	Ode 6:3-5a
207r–207v	Ode 9:72a-79
207v	Scribal notes: “δόξα τῶ θεῶ τῶ δόντι τὸ τέλος’’, “Μακαρίου τάλανος τοῦ ἀμονάχου’’.
208r	Book epigram see DBBE and Parpulov (2014: 224)
208v	Pen trials