Patrologia Latina (Latin pathology) - a collection of works by Latin-speaking Christian authors, including 217 huge volumes, the first part of the “Complete Pathology Course” (Patrologiæ Cursus Completus), the second part - Patrologia Græca . Published by Abbot Minem in 1844-1855, in 1862-1865, signs were published.
| Latin pathology | |
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| Patrologia latina | |
 Title page 1 of the volume of Latin Pathology. Tertullian's works | |
| Genre | Christianity |
| A country |  France |
| Original language | Latin |
| Publishing house | Catholic printing house Minya , XIV arrondissement of Paris |
| Publication dates | 1844-1855; in 1862-1865 indexes were published. |
It covers a period of about a thousand years - from the end of II to the beginning of the XIII century. Initially, Ming planned to publish all the works until the Renaissance, but the volume of the publication was too large.
The publication is distinguished by the completeness of genres: theological works, hagiography, poetry, historical and scientific literature, translations from Greek, correspondence, materials of cathedrals, various documentation are included.
The corpus is essentially a huge reprint of previously published editions and does not have independent textological significance [1] . A significant number of works have not been reprinted since then, and the publication continues to be used by medievalists, although at present it is outdated and does not meet modern scientific standards.
The publication has serious flaws. The chronological principle has not been fully sustained, the works of some authors are placed in several volumes at once, and obviously apocryphal works are included.
Contents of Pathology
| Toma | The authors |
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| 1-2 | Tertullian |
| 3 | “Martyrdom of Saints Perpetua and Felicitates ”; Minucius Felix ; “The Book of Origin from Adam”; Authors of letters to Cyprian (Maxim, Sidonius, Maharius); Cornelius (pope) ; Novatian ; Lucius I (pope) ; Stephen I (Pope) ; Acts of Carthage Cathedral; the anonymous "Treatise on Heretics Novatians"; Morcell |
| four | Cyprian of Carthage |
| five | Sixtus II (Pope) ; Dionysius of Alexandria ; Felix I (pope) ; Evtikhian (pope) ; Guy (pope) ; Commodian ; anonymous “Song against the Gentiles”; Quiz from Pettau ; Magnet ; Arnoby |
| 6 | Marcellinus (pope) ; Eusebius (pope) ; Miltiad (pope) ; anonymous “Song to the Glory of the Lord”; Celsus ; Lactantium |
| 7 | Lactantium |
| eight | Constantine I the Great ; Panegyrics (Nazarius, Eumenes and the anonymous author); Itinerary from Bourdigala to Jerusalem; Sylvester I (pope) ; Mark (pope) ; Julius I (pope) ; Quiz African ; Hosea Cordoba ; Liberius (pope) ; Potamius (Bishop) |
| 9-10 | Hilarion of Poitiers |
| eleven | Zeno of Verona ; Optat Milevitan |
| 12 | Eusebius of Vercelli ; Firmik Matern ; Filastria |
| 13 | Syria (pope) ; Faustin and Marcellinus ; Damasius I (pope) ; Victoria Aquitaine ; Theodosius I the Great ; Vigilius (Bishop) ; ancient texts about the Arian doctrine; Fury Dionysius Filocal ; Polemy Sylvius ; Lucifer Calaritan ; The patient ; Julius Gilarian |
| 14 - 17 | Ambrose Mediolansky |
| 18 | Martin Tours ; Pacific African ; Novants ; Aurelius Symmachus ; Maxim Grammatik ; Claudius Mamertin (panegyrist); Publius Victor ; Ulfila |
| nineteen | Juvenk ; Optacian ; Celius Sedulius ; North (rhetor) ; Faltonia Test ; Avzoniy |
| 20 | Thebadius (Bishop of Agen) ; Peacock Mediolansky ; Anastasius II (pope) ; Sulpicius North ; Kromatsiy (Bishop of Aquileia) ; Innocent I (Pope) ; Zosima (pope) ; Boniface I (pope) ; Gaudentius (Bishop of Brescia) ; Aurelius of Carthage ; Bahariarius ; Zacchaeus [2] ; Evagrius of Pontus (translation) |
| 21 | Rufin of Aquileia ; Pelagius Briton |
| 22-30 | Jerome Stridonsky (vol. 27: “Chronicle” with the continuation of Prosper of Aquitaine, vol.30 also includes the texts of Pope Martin V ) |
| 31 | Flavius Lucius Dexter [3] ; Erosion ; Leporium |
| 32-47 | Aurelius Augustine ; also, in addition to his writings, in v.41 are placed: presbyter Avit ; Lucian (presbyter Kafar Gamaly) ; Anastasius Librarian ; North from Menorca ; in t.42: Kvodvultdey; Seconds (Manichaean) ; Erosion ; Alquine ; vol. 44: also one letter from Prosper of Aquitaine; vol. 45: a series of texts by Prosper of Aquitaine ; Vol. 46: Possidius (Bishop of Kalama) |
| 48 | Mari Mercator |
| 49 | John Cassian |
| 50 | John Cassian Pachomius the Great ; Vigil (deacon) ; Fastidium ; Celestine I (pope) ; Antonin Gonorat (Bishop of Constantine) ; Sixtus III (Pope) ; Vincent Lerinsky ; Euchery of Lyons ; Hilarius Arelatsky) |
| 51 | Prosper of Aquitaine ; Idations (Bishop of Chaves); Marcellin Komit |
| 52 | Peter Chrysologist ; Valerian (Bishop of Kemelia) ; Niket (Bishop of Aquileia) |
| 53 | Salvian of Massily ; Arnobius the Younger ; Claudian Mamert ; Patrick Irish ; Capreol of Carthage ; Urban (presbyter) ; Eustathius (translator of Shestodnev, Vasily of Caesarea) |
| 54-55 | Leo I (pope) |
| 56 | Canonical Anonymous Works |
| 57 | Maxim Turinsky |
| 58 | Gilarius (pope) ; Simplicius (pope) ; Loop from Troyes ; Ruricius (Bishop of Limoges) ; Victor Vitensky ; Sidonius Apollinaria ; Perpetuy (Bishop of Tours) ; Cereal of Castalla ; Eugene (Bishop of Carthage) ; Faust (Bishop of Riez) ; Felix III (pope) ; Gennady of Massily ; anonymous Chronological Index of Vandal Persecution |
| 59 | Gelasius I (pope) ; Avit Vienne ; John (deacon) ; Faustin ; Julian Pomerius ; Prudentia |
| 60 | Prudentia Draconium |
| 61 | Peacock Nolan ; Claudius Marius Victor ; Merobavd ; Orientation (Bishop of Osh) ; Auspius (Bishop of Tula) ; Peacock from Perigueux ; Amoen Drepany Flor |
| 62 | Paschasius (deacon) ; Symmachus (pope) ; Peter (deacon) ; Vigili Tapssky ; Athanasius of Alexandria (translation); Leo I (pope) ; acts of the Council of Chalcedon ; Helpidius Rustic ; Evippippy |
| 63 | Ennodius ; Gormizd I (pope) ; John I (pope) ; Trifolium (presbyter) ; Elpida ; Boethius |
| 64 | Boethius |
| 65 | Felix IV (pope) ; Prosper Converted ; Boniface II (pope) ; Montan (Bishop of Toledo) ; Eleutherius from Tournai ; Fulgenii Rusian ; Remigius of Reims |
| 66 | John II (pope) ; Agapit I (Pope) ; Silverius (pope) ; Lavrenti (Bishop of Novara) ; Benedict of Nursian ; Alberic (deacon) ; several monastic charters; Ferreol (Bishop of Uzes) |
| 67 | Dionysius the Small ; Proterius (Bishop of Alexandria) , translation of the letter; Fakond (Bishop of Hermiana) ; Fulgeny Ferrand ; Just (Bishop of Urgel) ; Viventiol (Bishop of Lyon) ; Troian of Sents ; Pontian African ; Caesarea of Aralatian ; Rustic (deacon) |
| 68 | Leo (Bishop of Sansa) ; Unily , bishop from Africa; Mappin (Bishop of Reims) ; Arator ; Victor (Bishop of Capua) ; Nice of Trier ; Agnell (Bishop of Ravenna) ; Aurelian of Arelat ; Primasius (Bishop of Hadrumeth) ; Victor Tunnunsky ; Liberate of Carthage |
| 69 | Vigil (pope) ; Justinian I (Emperor); Gilda the Wise ; Pelagius I (pope) ; Cassiodor Abbot of Vivaria |
| 70 | Cassiodor |
| 71 | Gregory of Tours ; Fredegar ; King Clovis I ; King Hildebert I ; the anonymous author “On frank laws”; King Theodebert I ; King Theobald ; King Hildebert II ; King Siegebert III ; Erhambert ; King Hlotar II ; King Gundebald |
| 72 | John III (pope) ; Martin Brakarsky ; Herman (Bishop of Paris) ; a number of anonymous church writings; Domnol (Bishop of Le Mans) ; Venantius Fortunate ; Queen Radegund ; Benedict I (Pope) ; Licinian (Bishop of Carthage) ; Veran ; Pelagius II (pope) ; Aunarius of Osersky ; Sedate (Bishop of Beziers) ; Mari (Bishop of Avansh) ; Lukulent ; John of Arelat ; John of Biklar ; Leander (Bishop of Seville) ; Anthony of Piacenza ; Florian , abbot of a Roman monastery; Justinian I (Emperor); King is ready Theodoric I ; King Hlotar I ; King Hildebert II ; King of the Visigoths Recared |
| 73 | Anonymous “Preface to the Life of St. Paul "; Paphnutius Abbot, “The Life of St. Onufria "; anonymous "Introduction to the Life of St. Pachomy ”; anonymous Life of St. Pachomia ”, Latin translation of Dionysius the Small; anonymous Life of St. Abrahi ”, anonymous Latin translation; Amphilochius of Iconium , "The Life of St. Basil of Caesarea ”, Latin translation of Ursus; anonymous Life of St. Ephraim the Syrian ”, Latin translation by Gerard Vossio; Anthony Discipline , “The Life of St. Simeon Style ”; Leonty of Naples of Cyprus , "The Life of St. John the Merciful ”, translated by Anastasia; anonymous "The Life of the Saints of the Presbyter of Epictetus and the Monk Astionius"; Theophilus, “The Life of St. Macarius of Rome "; the anonymous "Life of Blessed Postumius"; anonymous Life of St. Abbot Frontonius "; John of Damascus , “The Life of St. Barlaam and Joasaph, "a translation of Jacob Billion; anonymous Life of St. Eugenia, the Virgin and the Martyr "; anonymous Life of St. virgins of Euphrasia "; anonymous Life of St. Euphrosines "; Ephraim Archdeacon, “The Life of St. Mary the Whores ", anonymous translation; anonymous Life of St. Thaisia the Whores ”; James the Deacon , “The Life of St. Pelagias of the Harlot ”, translation by Eustochius; Sophronius of Jerusalem , "The Life of St. Mary of the Egyptian Harlot, "translated by Paul Deacon; anonymous Life of St. Virgin Mary "; the anonymous “Pilgrimage of Rufinus and Melania”; the anonymous "About Rufina the Elder"; extracts from Sulpicius North and John Cassian; “Verba Seniorum” (translated from Pelagius Deacon, John Subdeacon and Paschazia Deacon); Palladium of Elenopolis , “Pilgrimage” and “Lavsaik”, translations of Gentian Garvet. |
| 74 | Translations: John Mosch , “Spiritual Meadow”; Heraclides of Alexandria , "Paradise"; Palladium of Cappadocia , Lavsaik; anonymous “Sayings of the Egyptian Fathers” (translation by Martin Brakarsky); Idations , The Chronicle; Gelasius I (pope) ; Theodorite of Cyrus , Theophilus, translation of Gentian Gervet; Damasius I (pope) ; edict of Emperor Constantine I (313) |
| 75-78 | The lives of Pope Gregory I , incl. "The Life of St. Gregory » John the Deacon (vol. 75) |
| 79 | Gregory I (pope) ; Patery , notary Gregory I; Alulf of Tournai |
| 80 | Eutropius from Valencia; Tarra (monk) ; Dinot (abbot) ; Dynam (patrician) ; Augustine of Canterbury ; Boniface IV (pope) ; Acts of the III Roman Council (601); Count Bulgaran ; Paul Emeritan Deacon ; Tamay ; the king is ready Gundemar ; Mark from Cassino ; Varnahariy (bishop of Langra) ; Columban ; Alfan (Bishop of Benevento) ; Isleran from Ireland; King of the Angels Ethelbert ; Adeodat I (pope) ; the king is ready to Sisebut ; Bertichramn (Bishop of Le Mans) ; Protandium (Archbishop of Besancon) ; Boniface V (pope) ; Sonniate (Archbishop of Reims) ; Ver (Bishop of Rodez) ; King Hlotar II ; Honorius I (pope) ; King Dagobert I ; Hadoinud (Bishop of Le Mans) ; Sulpicius (Bishop of Bourges) ; Outbert (Bishop of Cambrai) ; John IV (pope) ; Maxim (Bishop of Zaragoza) ; Eutrand (deacon from Pavia) ; Victor (Bishop of Carthage) ; Braulio Zaragoza ; Tayo (Bishop of Zaragoza) |
| 81-83 | Isidore of Seville ; in t. 83 also anonymous "Chronology of the Gothic kings" (VII century) and "Old archbishops of Toledo". |
| 84 | Materials of church cathedrals of the 4th-8th centuries in Greece, Africa, Gaul and Spain; Isidore of Seville |
| 85 | “ Mozarab liturgy ” (associated with Isidore of Seville), also “Mass of St. Pelagia of the Martyr |
| 86 | "Mozarabic liturgy" according to the second rule of St. Isidora |
| 87 | Галл (аббат) ; анонимные монахи из Санкт-Галлена; Теодор I (папа римский) ; Мавр (епископ Равеннский) ; Мартин I (папа римский) ; Павел (епископ Верденский) ; Дезидерий (епископ Каорский) ; Донат (епископ Безансона) ; Ландерик (епископ Парижский) ; король Сигеберт III ; Ливин (епископ) ; Евгений III (епископ Толедский) ; Валерий (аббат) ; Валерий (другой аббат); Аннемунд (епископ Лионский) ; Элигий (епископ Нуайонский) ; король Хлодвиг II ; Маркульф (монах) ; анонимные формулы посвящения; Куммиан Ирландец; Виталиан (папа римский) ; Иона, аббат Эльнонский ; Фруктуоз (епископ Браги) ; Фаро (епископ Мо) ; Адеодат II (папа римский) ; Дон (папа римский) ; Агафон (папа римский) ; Дамиан (епископ Павии) ; Аманд (епископ Утрехтский) ; король Хлотарь III ; король Хильдерик II ; король Дагоберт II ; король Теодорих III ; церковные грамоты лангобардских королей (между 685 и 784) |
| 88 | Венанций Фортунат ; Дефенсор (монах Лигуже) ; Эваций (аббат Троклара) ; Адамнан , аббат; Адаман , аббат; Крисконий , епископ из Африки; анонимные монашеские правила; документы о франкской церкви (691—748) |
| 89 | Сергий I (папа римский) ; Иоанн VI (папа римский) ; Иоанн VII (папа римский) ; Альдхельм (епископ Шерборна); Константин (папа римский) ; Кеолфрид (пресвитер Уирмута); Феликс (епископ Равеннский) ; Бенедикт Крисп (архиепископ Миланский) ; Эгберт (архиепископ Йоркский) ; Григорий II (папа римский) ; Виллиброрд (епископ Утрехтский) ; Григорий III (папа римский) ; Бонифаций (епископ Майнцский) ; Захария (папа римский) ; Стефан II (папа римский) ; Примин (аббат) ; Киприан (монах из Кассино) ; Хродеган (епископ Мецский) ; Павел I (папа римский) ; Стурмий (аббат Фульды); Амвросий-Аутперт , аббат Беневента |
| 90-94 | Беда Достопочтенный , в т.94 также вошли две анонимные хроники VIII и середины IX века. |
| 95 | Misfortune Hon . Pavel Deacon ; Landulf the Cunning ; VIII century anonymous homilies “On time” and “On saints” |
| 96 | Ildefons of Toledo ; Leodegarium (Bishop of Otensky) ; Leo II (pope) ; Benedict II (Pope) ; John V (pope) ; Julian Toledsky ; Lull Mainz ; Elipand of Toledo ; Felix of Urhelsky ; the anonymous "Life of the Spanish Abbots" (VIII century); Geterium from Osma ; Rachio (Bishop of Strasbourg) ; Anguilramn of Metz ; Adrian I (pope) ; Wickbod ; “ Isidor of Bezhsky ”, “ Chronicle of 754 years ” [4] ; Peter (archdeacon) ; Katulf ; Constant (priest) ; VIII century anonymous writings: correspondence, “Acts of the Frankish kings”, “Chronicle of the bishops of Metz”; Award of the Frankish Kings (742–778) |
| 97 | Charlemagne , capitulations; Louis I the Pious , capitulation; Lothar I ; Benedict Leviticus , “The Capitulary Assembly” |
| 98 | Charlemagne the Great ; Leo III (pope) ; Louis I the Pious ; Emperor Otton I ; Emperor Henry I of Flanders ; Countess Matilda of Tuscany ; Emperor Rudolph I ; materials of the Frankfurt Synod (794); Adrian I (pope) ; Paris Congress on Icons (824); a monk from St. Gallen "On the Acts of Blessed Charlemagne the Great" (in 2 books, about 830); The Old Frankish Annals (670-813); anonymous “Genealogy of Charlemagne” (about 867) |
| 99 | Peacock of Aquileia ; Saxon poet “On the Acts of Charlemagne”; Simpert (Abbot of Murbach) ; Ludger of Münster ; Farnulf from Saint-Denis ; Dagulf of Saint-Denis ; Angilbert (Abbot Saint-Ricquier); Leydrad ; Amalarius Fortunate ; Theodore of Canterbury ; John de Deo ; Askarius Tusaredo |
| 100-101 | Alcuin , vol. 101 also letters from the Spanish bishops to the bishops of Gaul, Aquitaine and Austria |
| 102 | Smaragd from St. Michael; Louis I the Pious ; Magnus (Archbishop of Sansa) ; Leo III (pope) ; Paschal I (pope) ; Remigius (Bishop of Kura) |
| 103 | Sedulius Scot ; translated works of authors of the IV century: Anthony, Isaiah, Serapion, Macarius of Nitra, Paphnutius, Maharius, Pachomius, Orciesia, Basil the Great (with a foreword by Rufin), presbyter Grimlaik, Athanasius of Alexandria, as well as anonymous monastic rules; Vigil (pope) ; Benedict of Anian |
| 104 | Agobard of Lyons ; Gregory IV (pope) ; Einhard Claudius of Turin ; Louis I the Pious |
| 105 | The Book of Roman Pontiffs (VII – VIII centuries); Theodulf Orleans ; Eigil of Fulda ; Bernovin from Clermont-Ferrand ; Dungal ; Adalhard (Abbot of Corvey) ; Ermold Nigell ; Eugene II (pope) ; Halitgarium (Bishop of Cambrai) ; Fredegiz (abbot); Jeremiah (Archbishop of Sansa) ; Ansegis (Abbot of Fontenelle) ; Haiminius from the monastery of St. Fast in Arras; Childeric (Abbot of Kassinsky) ; Hetty Basel ; Jesse (Bishop of Amiens) ; Aldrik (Archbishop of Sansa) ; Symphosius Amalarius |
| 106 | Hilduin (Abbot of Saint-Denis) ; Maxentius (Patriarch of Aquileia) ; Candide Fulda ; Duoda ; Jonah of Orleans Hildemar ; Lambert of Terrier ; Tegan (chorebishop of Trier); Agnell of Ravenna ; Gregory IV (pope) ; Frotarii (Bishop of Tula) ; Ildefons (Bishop of Seville) ; Joseph (priest) ; Sergius II (pope) ; Freculf of Lisieux; Columban (abbot of Saint-Throne) ; Christian Drutmar ; Aurelian Recommend |
| 107-112 | Raban Moor , in t.110 also a letter of Lothar I to Raban Moor |
| 113-114 | Valafrid Strabo of Fulda |
| 115 | Hetty Basel ; Audrad ( choreographer of Sanski); the anonymous “Acts of Aldrick, Bishop of Le Mans”; An angel from Lisieux ; Leo IV (Pope) ; Benedict III (Pope) ; Eulogius of Toledo ; Aimony Saint-Germain ; Speraindeo (abbot); Prudentius (Bishop of Troyes) |
| 116 | Ebbon Reims ; Ermanrik from Reichenau ; Erhambert (Bishop of Freising) ; Nithard , Abbot of Saint-Ricquier; Amulo (Bishop of Lyon) ; Haimon Halberstadt |
| 117 | Haimon Halberstadt |
| 118 | Haimon Halberstadt ; Ansgar (Bishop of Hamburg); Gregory IV (pope) |
| 119 | Flor of Lyons ; Servat Loop from Ferrier; acts of the cathedral of 844; Rodulf (Bishop of Bourges) ; Valterius (Bishop of Orleans) ; Rotad II (Bishop of Soissons) ; Nicholas I (pope) |
| 120 | Paschasius Radbert ; Engelmod (Bishop of Soissons) |
| 121 | Ratramn Corbian ; Gottschalk from Orbe ; King Lothar I ; Guntar Cologne ; Theudoin of Chalons ; Alvaro Cordoba ; Leovigild Cordoba ; Cyprian of Cordoba ; Bernard, French monk ; Vandalbert Prumsky ; Aeneas of Paris ; Gerard (Archbishop of Tours) ; Iso St. Gallen ; Grimald (Abbot St. Gallen) ; Milon, monk Amanda Remigius of Lyons ; Wulfad (Bishop of Bourges) ; Advent Metz |
| 122 | John Scott Eriugen ; Adrian II (Pope) |
| 123 | Adon of Vienna Usuard, monk of Saint-Germain |
| 124 | Charles II the Bold ; Adrewald (Monk Fleury); Ginkmar (Bishop of Lana) ; Isaac (Bishop of Langra) ; Odo (Bishop of Beauvais) ; Heyrik of Osersky |
| 125 | Ginkmar (Archbishop of Reims) |
| 126 | Ginkmar (Archbishop of Reims) ; John VIII (pope) ; Marin I (pope) ; Adrian III (Pope) ; Bertarius , Abbot of Cassino; Harmot, Abbot of St. Gallen ; Rimbert (Bishop of Hamburg) ; Aimony Saint-Germain ; Ratpert St. Gallen |
| 127 | Anastasius Librarian ; Francis Blanchin of Verona ; a number of anonymous writings on Roman pontiffs; Gregory from Catania ; Kaetan |
| 128 | Anastasius Librarian ; also his anonymous successors |
| 129 | Anastasius Librarian ; Erhembert ; Angilbert (Abbot of Corvey) ; Stephen V (VI) (Pope) ; Formoz (pope) ; Anonymous Invecta on Formosa; Stephen VI (VII) (Pope) ; Roman (pope) ; Wolfhard , Presbyter of Hasenrietan; Anamod , subdeacon from Regensburg; Eutropius Langobard ; additions to letters and letters from popes: Leo III, Stephen IV, Easter I, Eugene II, Gregory IV, Sergius II, Leo IV, Benedict III, Nicholas I, Adrian II, Stephen V; Pseudo-Liutprand, “The Book of Roman Pontiffs” (9th century); anonymous "Chronicon Albeldense" (Album Chronicle ) (IX century); anonymous “Account Book” (9th century). |
| 130 | “Collection of decrees” ( Isidore Mercator ); anonymous "Song of the Age of Charles". |
| 131 | Fulk (Archbishop of Reims) ; Riculfus (Bishop of Soissons) ; Manzio (Bishop of Chalons) ; Martian (monk) ; John IX (pope) ; Benedict IV (Pope) ; Christopher (antipope) ; Remigius of Osersky ; Sergius III (pope) ; Notker St. Gallen ; Hatton II (Archbishop of Mainz) ; Anastasius III (pope) |
| 132 | Reginon Prumsky ; Bertaria Verdensky ; Robert (Bishop of Metz) ; Radbod Utrecht ; Salomon (Bishop of Constance) ; Odilon from the monastery of St. Medard in Soissons; Stephen (Bishop of Liege) ; Hervey (Bishop of Reims) ; Valterius (Bishop of Sans) ; Radbod Dolsky ; Abbot Saint-Germain ; Dadon (Bishop of Verdun) ; Agius (Archbishop of Narbonne) ; John X (pope) ; Leo VI (pope) ; Hookbald of Saint-Amanda ; Stephen VII (VIII) (Pope) ; John XI (pope) ; Seulf (Archbishop of Reims) ; Leo VII (pope) ; Stephen VIII (IX) (Pope) |
| 133 | Odon of Clunius ; King Louis III ; Leotald of Macon ; Guillaume Clermont-Ferrand ; Berno (abbot) ; Cappid Stavorensky ; Marin II (pope) ; Kozma Yapig Matersky ; John Ital of Clunius ; Lavrentiy Kassinsky ; Agapit II (pope) ; Odon (Archbishop of Canterbury) ; Arthold (Archbishop of Reims) ; Odalric (Archbishop of Reims) ; Sigehard Trier ; Friedegod Benedictine ; John XII (Pope) |
| 134 | Atto Vercelli ; Adalger (Bishop) ; Bruno (Bishop of Cologne) ; Leo VIII (pope) ; Uto (Bishop of Strasbourg) ; Vibold (Bishop of Cambrai) ; Guillaume of Chalons |
| 135 | Floodard ; Gumpold (Bishop of Mantua) ; Eralius (Bishop of Liege) ; John XIII (pope) ; Ulrich (Bishop of Augsburg) ; Benedict VI (Pope) |
| 136 | Rather (Bishop of Verona) ; Liutprand of Cremona ; Folkvin Saint-Bertensky ; Gunzo Novarsky ; Richard, Abbot Fleury ; Adalbert of Metz |
| 137 | Vigo (Dean) ; Helperic, monk of St. Gallen ; Berner (Abbot of Humolus) ; Ethelwold (Bishop of Winchester) ; Widukind of Corvey ; St. John the Abbot Arnulf at Metz ; Odo Oshsky ; Benedict VII (Pope) ; John XIV (pope) ; Theoderic (Bishop of Metz) ; Getso (Abbot of Derton) ; Dunstan (Archbishop of Canterbury) ; Adalberon (Archbishop of Reims) ; Volquin (Abbot Lobbe) ; Erkembald (Bishop of Strasbourg) ; Adson of Montier-en-Der ; Aymard (Abbot of Kluniysky) ; Mayol IV (Abbot of Clunius) ; Lethald of Saint-Mesmen-de-Misy ; John XV (pope) ; Guido II (Bishop of Le Puy) ; Adalbert (Bishop of Prague) ; Gregory V (pope) ; Conrad Kelt ; Hrosvita Handersheim |
| 138 | Reicher Reims ; Gerard of Soissons ; Albuin (Hermit) ; Therald Amblalard (Abbot of Solinyak) ; a number of anonymous writings on bishops and monks (X century); “Church Laws” of Kings Alfred the Great , Edward I, Hevel Dd, Edmund, Edgar; materials of the cathedral in Gratelean (928); documents of the London Cathedral (970–972); the anonymous "Laws of the Presbyters of Northumbria" (X century); capitals of the emperors of the Franks (802–923); acts of Otto I, Otto II, Otto III; Gallic masses; many litanies; Old Alemannic Liturgy; ancient calendars and martyrology; Latin Mass and monastic documents (X century) |
| 139 | Benedict (monk) ; Sylvester II (pope) ; Purhard from Reichenau ; Gotspert (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Tiepald (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Abbo from Fleury ; Albert, Abbot of Saint-Mesmen-de-Misy ; Roriko Muassaksky ; Emuen of Fleury ; John Deacon of Venice ; Heriger Lobbsky ; Notker (Bishop of Liege) ; Titmar (Bishop of Merseburg) |
| 140 | Emperor Henry II Saint ; Tangmar Hildesheim ; Alpert of Metz ; Burchard (Bishop of Worms) ; Adelbold (Bishop of Utrecht) ; Romuald (abbot of Kamaldulensky) |
| 141 | Ademar of Angouleme ; Bernard of Angers ; Fulbert (Bishop of Chartres) ; Gwidon Aretinsky ; the anonymous Hildesheim and Quedlinburg annals and annals of Lambert of Hersfeldsky ; Dudon Saint-Kantensky ; Goslen (Archbishop of Bourges) ; Adalberon (Bishop of Lana) ; Guillaume V (Duke of Aquitaine) ; Guillaume (abbot) ; Guillaume (Abbot Saint-Pierre-sur-Div) ; King Robert II ; Meginfried Magdeburg ; Arnold Emmeramsky ; Ebal (Bishop of Reims) ; John XIX (pope) ; Godehard (Bishop of Hildesheim) ; Catwallon (Abbot of Roth) ; Froumund from Tegernsee ; Eberhard (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Peringer (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Ellinger (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Udalrik (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Godescalc ; Ledwin (Abbot of Arras) ; Hotelbold (Abbot of Ghent) ; Benedict IX (pope) ; Heribert (Bishop of Aichstet) ; Angelrann (Abbot Saint-Ricquier) ; Robert (Bishop of London) ; Garcia from Kuchi ; Dominic (Patriarch Grado and Aquileia) |
| 142 | Bruno (Bishop of Würzburg) ; Gregory VI (pope) ; Clement II (Pope) ; Oliva (Bishop of Oson) ; Raul Glaber from Cluny; Sifrid (Abbot Tegernsee) ; Odorann of Sans ; Odilon of Clunius ; Berno (Abbot of Reichenau) ; Vipon (presbyter); Gerard (Bishop of Cambrai) ; Hugo (Bishop of Langra) ; Halinard (Bishop of Lyon) ; Jordan (Bishop of Limoges) ; Guido (Bishop of Reims) ; Anselm of Reims |
| 143 | Herman from Reichenau ; the anonymous "Chronicon Petrishuensis"; Leo IX (pope) ; a letter from Mikhail Kerularia; John I (Abbot of Fekamsky) ; Victor II (pope) ; Berengari Narbonne ; Teutso (hermit) ; One of Saint-Mor-de-Fosse ; Drogo (Bishop of Beauvais) ; Stephen X (pope) ; Gotsekhin (scholastic) ; John (Bishop of Sabinsky) ; Humbert (Bishop of Silva-Candide) ; Adelmann (Bishop of Brescia) ; Nicholas II (pope) ; Frolland (Bishop of Sanliss) ; Vidrik (abbot of the monastery of St. Gislen in Hainaut) ; Francon (Scholastic Liege) ; Mauritius (Archbishop of Rouen) ; Raymbald (Archbishop of Arles) ; Gervasius (Archbishop of Reims) ; Leodegarius (Archbishop of Vienna) ; Stefan (Cardinal) ; Leo (Bishop of Ata) ; Avesgot (Abbot of Le Mans) ; anonymous "The Acts of the Holy Martyrs Arnald and Gerlembald"; Anno (Archbishop of Cologne) |
| 144-145 | Peter Damiani , in t. 145 also letters of Alexander II and Paul V. |
| 146 | Otlon St. Emmera (Regensburg); Adam of Bremen ; Gwalbert Wallumbrozan ; Gundejar (Bishop of Aikhstet) ; Lambert of Hersfeldsky ; Peter from Mellese ; Alexander II (pope) ; Hugo (Bishop of Troyes) ; Deodouin (Bishop of Liege) ; Lietbert (Bishop of Cambrai) ; Rogerius ; Guidon (Bishop of Amiens) |
| 147 | John of Avranches (Archbishop of Rouen); Arnulf of Milan ; Theodoric of Paderborn ; Bertold of Constance ; John (Abbot of Fekamsky) ; the anonymous “Fekama Chronicle” (1220–1246) and the “List of Fekama Abbots” (XI century); Bruno of Querfurt ; Tomellul of Hasson ; Renall of Barcelona ; Marian Scott Landulf of Milan ; Herald of Owl Major ; Folkard Saint-Bertensky ; Eusebius-Bruno (Bishop of Angers) ; Gebuin (Bishop of Lyon) ; Halterium (Bishop of Mo) ; Alfan I (Archbishop of Salerno) ; Guayfred Kassinsky |
| 148 | Gregory VII (pope) ; Clement III (anti-dad) ; Gebhard (Archbishop of Salzburg) ; Countess Matilda ; Bernald of Constance ; acts of the Mainz Cathedral (1071); Stephen (Bishop of Halberstadt) |
| 149 | The anonymous “ Acts of the Pontiffs of Cambrai ” (1091–1179), “Chronicle of the Castle of St. Andrew in Cambrai "; Godefred of Stavlo ; Samuel Morohinian ; Osburn of Canterbury ; Bartholomew (Abbot Majoris) ; Bernard of Besalu ; Anastasius Klunisky ; Anselmo di Lucca ; Udalric (monk Cluny) ; Guillaume Jumiège ; Victor III (pope) ; Guillaume from Puglia ; Gaufried Malaterra ; Surita Jerome ; William I (Duke of Normandy) ; Durand (Abbot of Troarsk) ; Gvitmund (Archbishop of Aversa) ; Ebrard of Watten |
| 150 | Lanfranc ; the anonymous Chronicle of the Abbot Bek (1034-1467); Herluin Beksky ; Guillaume (Abbot of Bek) ; Bozo (Abbot of Bek) ; Theobald (Archbishop of Canterbury) ; Letard (Abbot of Bek) ; Augustine of Canterbury ; Bonitso (Bishop of Sutri and Piacenza) ; Wilhelm (Abbot of Metz) ; Wilhelm (Abbot of Hirschau) ; Herimann (Bishop of Metz) ; Theodoric, monk Wen in Rouen ; Guido (Abbot of Farfen) ; Aribo Scholastic ; Heinrich Pomposian ; Robert (Abbot of Tumbalen) ; Gerard II (Bishop of Cambrai) ; Reynald I (Archbishop of Reims) ; John Cotton ; Fulk (Abbot of Corvey) ; Hillebert (Abbot of Elnon) ; Guillaume (Abbot Clusey) ; Durand (Bishop of Clermont-Ferrand) ; Hamming Worcester ; Radbod (Bishop of Tournai) ; Agano (Bishop of Oten) ; Oldaric (preposit) ; Bernard (Bishop of Lodevsky) ; Fulkoy (subdeacon Mo) ; Konstantin African from Cassino; Deusedit (cardinal) ; Guillaume, archdeacon of Poitiers ; John of Garland ; Rufinus (Bishop) |
| 151 | Urban II (Pope) ; Valkand Mediani ; Goodin of Lisieux ; Vido (monk) ; Raymund Arnally ; Alvalo ; Ansell (scholastic) ; Bernellin ; anonymous treatises on music; Osker Regensburg ; a number of anonymous works, including poetry; letters of Radulf of Burgundy, Henry I of France, Conrad II, Henry III, Henry IV; church laws of Ethelred II, Canute of England, Macbeth of Scotland, Edward III of England, Stephen I of Hungary; laws on the customs of Bregetislav of Bohemia; Angilbert (Archbishop of Milan) ; Andrey Bergamsky ; Peter the Librarian ; anonymous "Panegyric to Emperor Berengaria"; Queen Matilda ; a letter from the Polovtsian John of Smera [5] ; anonymous formulas |
| 152 | Bruno Cologne |
| 153 | Bruno Cologne ; Guigot I , Prior of the Cartesians; Guigo II , Prior of the Cartesians; Bernard, Prior of the Cartesians ; John of Cartesian ; Hugo (Bishop of Lincoln) ; Lambert of Squillas |
| 154 | Hugo (abbot of Flavigny) ; Wolfelm from Brauweiler ; Ekkehard from Aura ; anonymous "Trier deeds"; Theoderic of Trier ; Eberwin of Trier ; anonymous "From the history of Trier martyrs"; Stefan Liege ; anonymous Chronicle of St. Hubert of Ardennes |
| 155 | Goscelin of Canterbury ; Lantfield Winchester ; Loop (protospafarium) ; Manhi of Tours ; Manegald (master) ; Pavel Chartres ; Gottfried of Bouillon ; Ida (Countess of Bologna) ; correspondence and documents related to the first crusade ; Anselm of Ribmon ; Odo (Bishop of Bayeux) ; Hugo (Archbishop of Edes) ; Fulk Angersky ; Raimund de Curamont ; Dermacy Irish ; Raimund of Agil ; Robert from Saint-Remy ; Peter Tudebode ; Fulchery of Chartres ; Gilo of Paris ; Halterius (scribe) ; Fretell (archdeacon) ; John (presbyter of Würzburg) ; Anonymous about the first crusade; documents of Baldwin I of Jerusalem, Louis VII and Louis IX of France; Radulf Ardens ; Thomas (Bishop of York) ; Richard, Abbot of Dumellus ; Alberic (Bishop of Ostia) ; Sulcard, monk of Westminster ; Amat (Archbishop of Bordeaux) ; synod documents in Bordeaux (1080) and Girona (1078); Poppo (Bishop of Metz) ; Anselm IV (Archbishop of Milan) |
| 156 | Guibert Nozhansky ; Herman (monk) |
| 157 | Geoffrey of Vendome ; Theoderic (Bishop of Chartres) ; Thiophrid (Abbot of Echternach) ; Pibo (Bishop of Tula) ; Suavius, Abbot of St. North ; Folkard (Abbot Lobbe) ; Adelgorii (Archbishop of Magdeburg) ; Hugo (Archbishop of Lyon) ; Peter Alfonsi ; Halter (Bishop of Magelon) ; Litbert (Abbot of St. Rufus) ; Werner (Abbot of St. Blaise) ; Robert (Abbot of Molesma) |
| 158 | Anselm of Canterbury |
| 159 | Anselm of Canterbury ; Eadmer , monk from Canterbury; Philip I (king of France) ; Hugo (Abbot Cluny) ; Valram (Bishop of Naumburg) ; Hilbert (Bishop of Limerick) ; Gislebert Crispin (Abbot of Westminster) |
| 160 | Sigebert of Gembloux ; Polish chronicle of Gall Anonymous ; Berengoz (abbot of Trier) ; John Marsican (Bishop of Tuskul); Odo (Bishop of Cambrai) ; Valterius (Bishop of Chalons) ; Rodulf Tortarius |
| 161 | Ivo (Bishop of Chartres) |
| 162 | Ivo (Bishop of Chartres) ; Lambert (Bishop of Arras) ; Francis Kamen ; Halo (Bishop of Paris) ; Ansell, Cantor St. Tombs ; Reimbald, prepares Liege ; John (monk) ; Peter Chrysolan (Archbishop of Milan) ; Robert of Arbrissello ; Peter (Bishop of Poitiers) ; Goffrid (Abbot of Vendome) ; Scheher (Abbot Shomuse) ; John Deacon ; Anselm of Laon ; Richard (Archbishop of Narbonne) |
| 163 | Paschal II (pope) ; Gelasius II (pope) ; Lavrenty of Verona, deacon in Pisa ; the anonymous “Acts of the Bishops of Metz”; Placidum from Nonantola ; Peter de Honestis (abbot); Gregory, Roman presbyter ; Theobald Estamp ; Teger (Bishop of Metz) ; Hugo from Fleury ; the anonymous “History of the French kings from the monastery of Saint-Denis”; Hugo of Angers ; Guillaume (Bishop of Chalons) ; Calixtus II (Pope) ; Radulf (Archbishop of Reims) ; Conon (Bishop of Palestine) ; Ernulf (Bishop of Rochester) ; Arnald (Abbot of Sansa) ; Pontius (abbot of St. Rufus) ; John of Constance |
| 164 | Bruno of Astia , Abbot of Monte Cassino |
| 165 | Bruno of Astia , Abbot of Monte Cassino; One of Asti (Benedictine Monk) |
| 166 | Kozma Prague ; its successors: Visegrad canon , Sazava monk , Prague canons; Alberic of Aachen ; Franco, Abbot of Affligia ; Hugo from Ribmon ; Pontius (Abbot Cluny) ; Peter Leon (legate); Gregory (legate) ; John of Michiel ; Gwalterius of Teruana ; Halbert from Bruges ; anonymous "Ancient rhythms"; Balderic Dolsky ; Honorius II (pope) ; Vivian of Premontre ; Gausselm, Abbot of St. Victor in Marseille ; Abbaud (abbot) ; Bruno (Bishop of Strasbourg) ; Frederic (Archbishop of Cologne) ; Richard (Abbot Fratellsky) ; Stefan (Abbot of the Cistercians) ; John (monk) ; Drogo (Bishop of Asti) ; Hugo (Bishop of Grenoble) |
| 167-169 | Rupert (Abbot of Deutz) |
| 170 | Rupert (Abbot of Deutz) ; Robert (Abbot of Molesma) ; Hermann (converted Jew) ; Udaskalk ; Munio of Mondognedo ; Norbert (Bishop of Magdeburg) |
| 171 | Hildebert (Bishop of Tours) ; Marbod (Bishop of Rennes) |
| 172 | Honoriy Otensky ; Stephen (Bishop of Oten) ; Gerard (Bishop of Angouleme) ; Oddo Reims ; Adalbert (Archbishop of Mainz) ; Raynald II (Archbishop of Reims) ; Oldegari (Archbishop of Tarragona) ; Gauffried (monk of the Holy Trinity in Tyrone) |
| 173 | Rodulf (abbot of Saint-Throne) ; Leo of Ostia ; Peter Deacon ; Falco from Benevente ; Matthew (Bishop of Albania) ; Otton (Bishop of Bamberg) ; Gwalter of Clunius ; Gilo (Bishop of Tuskul) ; Gaufried (Bishop of Chalons) ; Stephen (Bishop of Paris) ; Hugo (Archbishop of Sansa) ; Landulf the Younger |
| 174 | Harnulf (Abbot of Udenburg) ; Godefried (Abbot of Admont) ; Lizard (cleric from Tours) |
| 175-176 | Hugo Saint-Victor |
| 177 | Hugo Saint-Victor ; John of Cornwall Robert Pavlul |
| 178 | Abelard, Pierre ; Hilarius (student of Abelard) ; Peter Berengariy (student of Abelard) |
| 179 | Innocent III (pope) ; Vulgrin (Archbishop of Bourges) ; coronation ceremony of Lothar III (1133); Acts of the Reims Cathedral (1131); Anaclet (antipapa) ; Benedict (canon of St. Peter) ; John XIX (pope) ; Celestine II (pope) ; Lucius II (pope) ; William of Malmesbury ; Hugo Farsit ; Frovius, Abbot Montis-Angelorum |
| 180 | Herman (Abbot Tournai) ; Theulf of Morigny ; John (monk from Liege) ; Guillaume from Saint-Thierry ; Alger Liege ; Heinrich of Saltry ; Eugene III (pope) ; Ulgerius (Bishop of Angers) |
| 181 | Hervey, monk of Bourges-Dieu ; Hildebrand (Master) ; Aimo (Abbot of Dijon) ; Peter Dijon ; Heribert (monk) ; Raynard (Abbot of Kistek) ; Hugo (Abbot of Macon and Pontigny) |
| 182-183 | Bernard of Clairvaux |
| 184 | Bernard of Clairvaux ; Gillebert from Hoilandia ; Guigo V (prior of the Cartesians); Guillaume (abbot) ; Gauffried (abbot of Clairvaux) ; anonymous theological treatises of the XII century; Elred (Abbot Rivo) ; Nikolai Klervosky ; Ogerius (Abbot Luchedio) ; 12th century anonymous texts; Hverrick (Abbot of Inyi) ; Arnulf of Beria |
| 185 | Hverrick (Abbot of Inyi) ; Guigo V (prior of the Cartesians); Bernard of Clairvaux ; Herbet from Sardinia ; Philotheus (monk) ; Nicholas Hawkville ; Batista Mantuanets ; Goffrid (Abbot of Clairvaux) ; anonymous “Clairvaux Chronicle” (1147–1192) |
| 186 | Zachariah Chrysopolitan ; Zechariah (bishop) ; Robert Pull ; Suger ; Guillaume (abbot of Saint-Denis) ; King Louis VII ; Joslen (Bishop of Soissons) |
| 187 | Grazian (lawyer) |
| 188 | Warder Vitaliy ; Hverrick (Abbot of Inyi) ; Anastasius IV (pope) ; Anselm (Bishop of Hafelberg) ; Gilbert Porretan (Bishop of Poitiers); Hugo Metell (canon) ; Amedei (Bishop of Lausanne) ; Nikolay Klunyysky ; Adrian IV (Pope) ; Odo (Abbot of Morimon) ; John Kirita (Abbot of Taraukan) ; Alphonse I Portuguese |
| 189 | Peter the Honorable (Abbot Cluny); Robert Retelsky ; Vibald (Abbot Stavlo) ; Ernald (Abbot of Bonnevall) |
| 190 | Thomas Becket (Archbishop of Canterbury); Gilbert Folio (Bishop of London) ; Herbert de Bosham ; Alan (Abbot Tewkesbury) |
| 191 | Peter Lombard |
| 192 | Peter Lombard ; Bandin (Master) ; Hugo (Archbishop of Amiens and Rouen) |
| 193 | Walter Saint-Victor ; Gerkhokh, prepares Reichersberg |
| 194 | Gerkhokh, prepares Reichersberg ; Arno, prepares Reichersberg ; John Deacon ; Hugo from Poitiers ; Isaac Stella (Abbot of the Cistercians) |
| 195 | Ekbert (Abbot Schönau) [6] ; Elred Rivosky ; Henry Huntingdon ; Volbero (Abbot of St. Pantaleont) |
| 196 | Richard Saint-Victor ; Guildwin (Abbot Saint-Victor) ; Ahard (Abbot Saint-Victor) ; Ervisius (Abbot Saint-Victor) ; Gvarin (Abbot Saint-Victor) ; Odo Saint-Victor ; Godfried Saint-Victor ; Adam Saint-Victor ; Ioscelin (Bishop of Tours) ; Henry of Salzburg ; Henry (Archbishop of Reims) ; Hugo (Bishop of Soissons) ; Nicholas (monk of Aremat) |
| 197 | Hildegard of Bingen |
| 198 | Adam Scott ; Godfried Viterbsky ; Peter Comestor |
| 199 | John of Salisbury ; John of Cornwall Gvihard (Archbishop of Lyon) ; Peter (cardinal) ; Roger (Abbot of Orleans) |
| 200 | Alexander III (pope) |
| 201 | Arnulf (Bishop of Lisieux) ; Guillaume (Archbishop of Tire) ; the anonymous successor of Guillaume of Tire; Lucius III (pope) ; Alan of Osersky ; Peter (Abbot of Clairvaux) ; Emerik (Patriarch of Antioch) |
| 202 | John Belet ; Hugo Eterian ; Peter (Bishop of Chartres) ; Gilbert Folio (Bishop of London) ; Robert (Abbot of Torinneo) ; anonymous Chronicle of St. Michael in the dangerous sea ”(421-1154, two editions); Urban III (Pope) ; Gregory VIII (pope) |
| 203 | Philip Arweng |
| 204 | Rainier Saint Laurent from Liege; Heinrich of Castro-Marciaco ; Baldwin (Archbishop of Canterbury) ; Bonacourse ; Bernard (Abbot Font-Claude) ; Heinrich of Setimello ; Laboratory Assistant (Cardinal) ; Lawrence from Liege ; anonymous "Annals of St. Viton Verdun "; Stefan from Mureto ; Stefan from Liziaco ; Peter Bernard ; Gerard Itterius ; Guillaume Dandin ; Ermengaud ; Clement III (Pope) |
| 205 | Peter Cantor ; Guillaume (Archbishop of Reims) ; Garnery (Bishop of Langra) ; Geoffroy de Breteuil ; Mauritius of Sully (Bishop of Paris) ; Odo (Bishop of Tula) ; Alexander (abbot Zhumierzhsky) ; Herald (Bishop of Cahors) ; Matthew of Vendome |
| 206 | Thomas Cistercian ; Celestine III (pope) |
| 207 | Pierre de Blois |
| 208 | Martin Leon |
| 209 | Martin Leon Walter of Chatillon ; Wilhelm, abbot in Denmark ; Absalon (Archbishop of Lund) ; Guillaume (Archbishop of Reims) ; John (Archbishop of Lyon) ; Hugo V (Abbot Cluny) ; Rostan Klunisky ; Baldwin I (Emperor of Constantinople) ; Elias de Cochida (Abbot of the Cistercians); Thomas de Radolio |
| 210 | Alan of Lille |
| 211 | Absalon (Abbot Springsbach) ; Stephen (Bishop of Tournai) ; Adam (Abbot of Persia) ; Peter from Poitiers ; Guibert of Gembloux |
| 212 | Peter from Riga ; Aegis of Paris ; One of Sully (Bishop of Paris) ; Gunther (Cistercian monk) ; Helinand Fruadmon |
| 213 | Sicard (Bishop of Cremona) ; Peter from Vaux de Serne ; anonymous works of the second half of the XII and the first half of the XIII century |
| 214–217 | Innocent III (pope) |
| 218 | Index of Authors and Anonymous Works |
| 219-221 | Index of Authors and Anonymous Works |
Notes
- ↑ Ancient Russia in the light of foreign sources. M., 2000. S. 283
- ↑ text attributed to the gospel of Zacchaeus
- ↑ 16th century forged composition
- ↑ Anonymous Chronicle. Previously mistakenly attributed to Isidore of Beja.
- ↑ 16th century fake
- ↑ recorded the visions of his sister Elizabeth from Schönau
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