Psalmi et odae cum catena, etc[ca. 900, ca. 1300]grcManuscript on parchment, composed of two distinct parts, the first of which was added at a considerably later date to replace lost or damaged leaves at the beginning of the codex. Contains: 1) Michael Psellus, De Psalmorum titulis. 2) Cosmas Indicopleustes, Prologus in Psalmos. 3) Commentary on Psalms 1.1-10.2 [end Part I]; [begin Part II] Psalms 10.2-90. Folios 29 and 30 are misbound; they contain the text of Psalms 27.8-15 and 44.3-9. On f. 31r the text picks up where it ended on f. 28v, but portions are lost throughout the codex due to the placement of binding tape over the written space. 4) OdaeIn Greek.Script: Part I (ff. 1-28): written in a heavy round minuscule. Part II (ff. 29-331): written in a fine regular hand with an admixture of uncial forms.Crude headpiece (f. 11r), headings and small initials in red; some minor initials in gold.First leaf is rubbed and illegible in many places.Binding: Nineteenth century. Edges spattered with red. Half tan calf, blind- and gold-tooled with marbled paper sides.