s. XIV; a. 1341: ff. 9r-134v | Paper, 268 ff., 220 × 140 mm, 2 col., 32 lines per page. |  Minuscule. | Scribes: Μανουήλ Βεστάρχης. He completed the Psalter in the year 1341  ff. 9r-134v, At least ten different contemporary hands. | Provenance: Southern Italy?. | Owners: Νικόλαος (14th c.?)  see the possession note on f. 257v, Παῦλος  see the note on f. f. 161r, Γεώργης Κοντορούλης  see the possession note on f. 257v.

Psalms and Odes in Greek and Latin. | The Psalter is distinguished by its decorated initials of Western style. | Text-type: L.

Content
1r–5v	Erotapokriseis: questions and answers about the Holy Trinity.
6r–8r	Gnomic Verses
8v	Blank
9r–124r	Ps 1-150 Tit. Δαυὶδ προφήτου καὶ βασιλέως μέλος
124v–125r	Ode 11
125r	Ode 3
125v–126v	Ode 1
126v–127v	Ode 4
127v–130r	Ode 2
130r–130v	Ode 8:57-87
130v–131r	Ode 9: Prayer of Zachariah
131r	Ode 9: Prayer of the Holy Virgin
131r–131v	Ode 13
131v–132r	The hymn Te Deum laudamus
132r–132v	The hymn Gloria in excelsis Deo in Greek and Latin.
132v–133r	The Lord’s Prayer in Greek and Latin
133r–134v	The Athanasian Creed in Greek and Latin
135r–137r	George Hamartolos, Cronicle 1, 20-22
137v–138v	Erotapokriseis
139r–140v	Epistle of Gregory IX to Germanos II. Translation in Greek of the Latin text.
141r–161r	Life of Aesop
161v–164v	Treatise on the seven Ecumenical Synods
165r–189v	Aesop’s Fables in an alphabetical order
189v–190r	Scribbling
191r–191v	Blank
192r–206v	Physiologos
207r–214r	Michael Psellos, Interpretation of vernacular sayings inc. “οἱ τέσσαρεις τοὺς τέσσαροις (sic) καὶ ἐνίκησεν ἡ θύρα”
214v	Prayer to Theotokos by a later hand
215r–219v	Prayers attributed to John of Chrysostom
220r–225v	Pseudo-Athanasius, Questions and Answers adressed to the Dux Antiochus
226r–227v	Medical fragment from Galen
228r–241v	Ephraim the Syrian, Sermon to Joseph
241v–257v	Life of St. Mary of Egypt
258r–262r	Oracles of Leo the Wise
262v–264v	Cyprian, Prayers against magic
265r–265v	Fragment of an exorcism
266r–268r	Dodecasyllables on the passion of Christ
268v	Easter table