Psalter with 'Aves' (Ege HL116)

 

The manuscripts is discussed briefly in a blogpost here. As usual on these pages, I will date any additions in bold.

• Ps. 2:8-(end). Moscow, Private Collection (bifolium, conjoint with Pss. 6-7) [1]
• Ps. 3:(beg)-(end). Philadelphia, Museum of Art, 1070831-32
• Pss. 6-7. Moscow, Private Collection (as above)
• Pss. 11:3-12:2 (with catchword). Bloomington, Lilly Library, MS Ricketts 21, fol. 1
• Pss.  27:8-28:[_] (recto ends at 28:2). Hanover (NH), Dartmouth College, MS. 001269, fol. 1
• Ps. 34:13-22. Lilly Library, MS Ricketts 21, fol. 2, bifolium with fol. 3:
• Ps. 37:1-11 (with catchword). Lilly Library, MS Ricketts 21, fol. 3
• Pss. 43:11-44:3 (central bifolium). London, Weaver Collection
• Pss. 64:3-65:6 (central bifolium). Bruges, Openbare Bibliotheek, van Caloen deposit (online here)
• Ps. 67:7-17. Lilly Library, MS Ricketts 21, fol. 4, bifolium with fol. 5:
• Pss. 68:33-69:4 (with catchword). Lilly Library, MS Ricketts 21, fol. 5
• Ps. 86:1-7. Tokyo, National Museum of Western Art, Naito Collection
• Ps. 89:[_]-90:4. Dartmouth College, MS. 001269, fol. 2 (only recto online)
• Pss. 100:5-101:5. Pirages, Catalogue 60, no. 411 (col. ill., pl. 19)
• Ps. 118:83-93. Oberlin, Allen Memorial Museum, 1958.4 (online here)
• Pss. 134:16-135:7. La Rochelle enchères, 10 July 2021, lot 63 (shown at the top of this page)
• Pss. 135:[8]-136:[7]. Moscow, Private Collection (available image shows the inner face of the bifolium, with Pss. 135:17-136:3)
• Ps. 136:8-137:6. La Rochelle enchères, 10 July 2021, lot 63
• Canticle of Moses (Audite celi). Deut.32:11-24 (bifolium). Granville (OH), Denison University, Z109.O75 leaf 2 (Gwara, Ege's MSS, fig. 67)

One more leaf is at Dartmouth College, not described or reproduced, so its text is currently unknown to me.

Notes

[1] I owe knowledge of this bifolium to Judith Oliver. It is published in Ekaterina Zolotova, Knižnaja miniatjura Zapadnoĭ Evropy XII-XVII vekov: katalog illjustrirovannych rukopiseĭ v bibliotekakh, muzejakh i častnych sobranijach Moskvy = Western European book miniatures of the 12th-17th centuries: Catalogue of illuminated manuscripts in Moscow libraries, museums, and private collections (Moscow, 2010), no. 99: