s. XIII | Parchment, 158 ff., 150 × 111 mm, 2 col., 30 lines per page. |  Minuscule (Latin script: Gothic). | Provenance: Abbey of Ramsey in England. Radiciotti hypothesised that the manuscript comes from France. | Owners: Gregory of Huntingdon (13th c.), monk at the Benedictine Abbey of Ramsey  According to Radiciotti (1998: 70), Gregory of Huntingdon was in contact with John of Basingstoke (archdeacon of Leicester), who knew Greek and belonged to the circle of the scholar Robert Grosseteste, Matthew Parker († 1575), Archbishop.

Psalms and Odes (in Latin and Greek). | A Latin-Greek Psalter written in Latin script and in two columns. The Latin Psalter transmits the Gallicanum version. The first folios of the manuscript contain several Latin texts related to prognostics, proverbs and nature. James (1912: 399) dated the manuscript to the 15th c. | Text-type: L.

Content
Ir	Blank
Iv	A diagram and several signs indicating numerals These signs were brought from Greece by John of Basingstoke, see James (1912: 399)
IIr	Old shelfmark
IIv–IIIv	Explanatory notes on Greek prepositions
IVr–IVv	Fragment from Genesis 1, inc. “in principio creavit Deus caelum et terram”.
V–VIv	Miscellaneous verses
VIIr	Prognostics from Esdras
VIIv–VIIIr	Verses on trees
VIIIr–Xr	Prognostics of thunder
Xr	Proverbial sayings
Xb	Sermo ad hominem
1r–6v	Calendar of the Benedictine Abbey of Ramsey
7r–9v	Blank
10r–147v	Ps 1-151
147v–148r	Isaiah 12:1-6 (with several variants)
148r–148v	Ode 11
148v–149v	Ode 3
149v–151r	Ode 1
151r–152r	Ode 4
152v–155v	Ode 2
155v–156v	Ode 8:57-88
156v–157r	Ode 7
157r–157v	Ode 9:46-55
157v	Ode 13
157v–158r	The Lord’s Prayer in Latin (Pater Noster) and the Greek text in Latin script (Pater imon).
158r–158v	Symbolum Apostolorum in Latin and the Greek text in Latin script (Pisteuo).
158v	Litany of saints