s. XI | Parchment, 320 ff., 214 × 170 mm, 1 col.  with commentary in the margins, 17 lines per page. | Minuscule (Perlschrift). | Provenance: Formerly London, Private collection of B.S. Cron, Ms. 4. The manuscript seems to come from a monastery under Georgian influence. Perhaps from the Monastery of Bachkovo (Georgian პეტრიწონის მონასტერი, Bulgarian Бачковски манастир) in Bulgaria, since the date of Mary of Alania becoming a nun is explicitly mentioned in the manuscript (f. 320v). Mary had a close relation to Bachkovo Monastery; but also to the Monastery of Iviron on Mount Athos.  On Mary’s support of Iviron Monastery, see Garland/Rapp, Mary, 114–115 | Owner: Γερβασίου προηγουμένου τοῦ Τραπεζουντίου  f. 1r.

Psalms and Odes. | A note on Mary of Alania (1053–1118) added by a hand different from that of the scribe, records the date when the empress became a nun. It is dated to the 9th March 1086 (f. 320v). A Georgian marginal note in cursive script on the bottom of f. 254r reads: ოლნ ოლნ (= უფალმან უფალმან) ჩემ წმ(მან?). | Text-type: L.

Content
1r–289v	Ps 1–151
290r–314v	Ode 1–9
314v–319r	Ode 11–12
319r–320v	Ode 14