The contents are as follows:

(i) Calendar in red and black with solar notations and Easter on 27 March (folio 1). All the entries are among the feasts listed in ‘Gothic manuscript illumination in the diocese of Liège (c.1250-c.1330)’, ii, pages 214-228, except `Inventio sancti dyonisii` (22 April) in red. Saints Agatha, Egidius, Lambert, Remigius and Germanus, and Dyonisius cum sociis suis are also in red, and Saints Emmerentian, Gertrude, Ursmar, Remaclus, Hubert, and the translation of St Lambert are in black.

(ii) Psalter and canticles (folio 13). Two leaves, one of which contained on the verso the opening of Psalm 1, have been cut out.

(iii) Litany and collects (folio 306 verso). Saints Severinus, Hubert, Gertrude and Walburga are included.

(iv) Office of the Dead (folio 311). The responses are of Liège use (‘Gothic manuscript illumination in the diocese of Liège (c.1250-c.1330)’, page 232). The pages following the fifth lesson at matins are missing.

The subjects of the illumination show French influence (as described in ‘Gothic manuscript illumination in the diocese of Liège (c.1250-c.1330)’). They are roundels depicting the Occupations of the Months (folios 1-11) and a series of historiated initials: David pointing to his eyes (folio 54), a man on a journey (folio 80 verso), Saul stabbing himself (folio 104), a fool (folio 105), David in the water (folio 129 verso), David playing bells (folio 160), two clerics singing (folio 188), David at prayer (folio 191 verso), Christ enthroned (folio 219), a man holding a scroll (folio 279 verso), and the souls of the dead (folio 311). These are on gold grounds in red or blue initials extending into borders; the individual psalms and canticles are marked by smaller gold initials on red and blue grounds.