s. XIV | Paper, 169/170 ff.  Mutilated leaf between ff. 167 and 168, 1 col., varying lines per page. |  Minuscule (Style epsilon)  Scribe A; Minuscule (Style epsilon)  Scribe B. Initial letters and titles rubricated.; Minuscule (Hodegon style)  Scribe C. Some restorations of the text seem to have been made by scribe "C" (e.g. ff. 58r, 91r, 97r, 109v, 155v).; Minuscule  Scribe D. | Scribes: Scribe A  (21–24 lines per page), Scribe B  (28 lines per page), Scribe C  (16 lines per page), Scribe D  (23–25 lines per page). | Provenance: The codex was brought to Paris by Paul Lucas (1664-1737), Louis XIV's antiquarian.  See here. Cf. Catalogus, 10; Omont, Anciens inventaires, III, 308; Rahlfs, Verzeichnis, 197

Psalms (1–150) and Odes (1–9; 12:1-12b). | Begins with Psalm 1, but is defective at the beginning and at the end. The entire manuscript seems to have been written by at least four different hands. There is a decorative headband on f. 79r (Ps 77). There are some restorations made with fragments of other manuscripts. Few marginal notes and some probationes calami are visible (e.g. ff. Iv, 78v). | Text-type: L.

Content
1–157r	Ps 1–150
157r–160v	Prayers
160v–161r	Od 1
161r–163r	Od 2
163v–164r	Od 3
164r–165r	Od 4
165r–165v	Od 5
165v–165v	Od 6
166r–167v	Od 7
167v, lin 21– 168r	Od 8 without title
168r–168v	Od 9
169r–169v	Od 12:1-12b