Psalter of the Roman Breviary

Psalter of the Roman Breviary Where letters follow the number of a Psalm (e.g. 65a, 65b), the Psalm verses are divided as evenly as possible, to preserve the customary number of Psalms at each hour. With the sole exception of the Canticle on Sunday (Daniel 3: 57-88), all Psalms and divided Psalms end in the "Glory be to the Father...."
Hour	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
Matins	1, 2, 3, 8, 9a (1-10), 9b (11-21), 9c (22-34), 9d (35-42), 10	13, 14, 16, 17a (1-18), 17b (19-37), 17c (38-52), 19, 20, 29	34a (1-12), 34b (13-20), 34c (21-32, 36a (1-16), 36b (17-31), 36c (32-42), 37a (1-10), 37b (11-23), 38	44a (1-11), 44b (12-20), 45, 47, 48a (1-12), 48b (13-21), 49a (1-16), 49b (17-24), 50**	61, 65a (1-11), 65b (12-19), 67a (1-11), 67b (12-25), 67c (26-38), 68a (1-16), 68b (17-33), 68c (34-42)	77a (1-11), 77b (12-19), 77c (20-35), 77d (36-46), 77e (47-64), 77f (65-78), 78, 80, 82	104a (1-15), 104b (16-26), 104c (27-44), 105a (1-16), 105b (17-31), 105c (32-47), 106a (1-14), 106b (15-30), 106c (31-43)
Lauds	92, 99, 62, Dan. 3: 57-88, 148	46, 5, 28, 1 Par. 29: 10-13, 116	95, 42, 66, Tob. 13: 1-10, 134	96, 64, 100, Judith 16: 15-21, 145	97, 89, 35, Jer. 31: 10-14, 146	98, 142, 84 Is. 45: 15-26 147	149, 91, 63, Eccl. 36: 1-16 150
Canticle at Lauds II*	Dan. 3: 52-57	Is. 12: 1-6	Is. 38: 10-20	1 Kgs. 2: 1-10	Exodus: 15: 1-18	Habacuc: 3: 2-19	Deut. 32: 1-18
Lauds are always concluded with the Benedictus, Luke i: 68-79, and the collect(s) of the day. * Lauds II: During Septuagesima, Lent, Passiontide, the Ferias of Advent, Vigils and Ember Days the first Psalm of Lauds is replaced with Psalm 50, and the Old Testament Canticle is replaced with another according to the day of the week, as given above. **On the days Lauds II is recited, Psalm 50 is not recited at Matins, with Psalm 49 being divided in three (1-7, 8-16, 17-24) to retain the customary nine Psalms,
Hour	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
Prime	117 (53 on feasts), 118a (1-16), 118b (17-32	23, 18a (1-7), 18b (8-14)	24a (1-8), 24b (9-15), 24c (16-23)	25, 51, 52	22, 71a (1-8), 71b (9-20)	21a (1-11), 21b (12-23), 21c (24-34)	93a (1-11), 93b (12-23), 107
Terce	118c (33-48), 118d (49-64), 118e (65-80)	26a (1-11), 26b (12-20), 27	39a (1-11), 39b (12-18), 39c (19-24)	53, 54a (1-17), 54b (18-27)	72a (1-9), 72b (10-16), 72c (17-28)	79a (1-8), 79b (9-20), 81	101a (1-13), 101b (14-23), 101c (24-29)
Sext	118f (81-96) 118g (97-112) 118h (113-128)	30a (1-10), 30b (11-20), 30c (21-31)	40, 41a (1-7), 41b (8-16)	55, 56, 57	73a (1-10), 73b (11-18), 73c (19-24)	83a (1-7), 83b (8-13), 86	103a (1-13), 103b (14-24), 103c (25-36)
None	118i (129-144), 118j (145-160), 118k (161-176	31, 32b (1-11), 32c (12-22)	43a (1-10), 43b (11-21), 43c (22-28)	58a (1-10), 58b (11-20), 59	74, 75a (1-6), 75b (7-12)	88a (1-18), 88b (19-36), 88c (37-51)	108a (1-12), 108b (13-20), 108c (21-30)
Vespers	109, 110, 111, 112, 113***	114, 115, 119, 120, 121	122, 123, 124, 125, 126	127, 128, 129, 130, 131	132, 135a (1-9), 135b (10-27), 136, 137	138a (1-12), 138b (13-23), 139, 140, 141	143a (1-9), 143b (10-18), 144a (1-7), 144b (8-13), 144c (14-22)
*** On feasts the fifth Psalm of Vespers may be 115, 116, 131, 137, or 147, as specified in the proper of the day. Vespers are always concluded with the Magnificat, Luke 1: 46-55, and the collect of the day.
Compline	4, 90, 133	6, 7a (1-10), 7b (11-18)	11, 12, 15	33a (1-10), 33b 11-22), 60	69, 70a (1-13), 70b (14-26)	76a (1-12), 76b (13-20, 85	87, 102a (1-12), 102b (13-22)
Compline is always concluded with the "Nunc Dimittis" Luke 2: 29-32, and the seasonal anthem of the Blessed Virgin, with its associated seasonal prayer.