S. Georgii Florentini Gregorii turonensis episcopi Opera omnia
Subtitle: necnon Fredegarii Scholastici Epitome et Chronicum cum suis continuatoribus et aliis antiquis monumentis ad codices manuscriptos et veteres editiones collata, emendata et aucta, atque notis et observationibus illustrata, opera et studio domni Theodorici Ruinart ... Cujus editionem novissime recensentes meliori ordine digessimus: notis fusioribus, quæ, sub addendorum nomine, multas paginas, ad Ruinartianæ editionis calcem, quasi latenter occupabant, inter cæteras doctissimi viri notas ita revocatis, ut singulas singulis, quos tini Gregorii turonensis episcopi Opera omnia ...
By: illustrant, locis subjacentes cuique legere sit obvium. Accurante J.-P. Migne ... Tomus unicus ...
Series: Patrologiæ cursus completus ... Series [prima] latina -- t. LXXI; Patrologiae cursus completus -- 71
Publisher: excudebatur et venit apud J.-P. Migne editorem
Published: 1849
Place of publication: Lutetiæ Parisiorum
Language: lat
Number of pages: 1304
Subjects: Theology; History; Early works to 1800
Other titles: Seven sleepers of Ephesus.; Fredegarii chronicon.
Work titles: Works
Notes: In double columns; columns [1]-12 printed as pages.

Vita s. Gregorii per Odonem abbatem (col 115-128), a tenth century work, is attributed by some to the clergy of Tours. cf. Bardenhewer, Otto. Geschichte der altkirchlichen Literatur. v. 5 (1932) p. 358.

Historia septem dormientium (col 1105-1118) was either communicated orally to St. Gregorius by some pilgrim or translated from the Syriac version with the aid of an interpreter. cf. H. Leclerq in Cabrol, F. Dictionnaire d'archéologie chrétienne et de liturgie. v. 6, pt. 2 (1925) col. 1733.

Fredegarius as the name of the writer of the continuation and epitome of Historia Francorum (col. 605-664) is the result of misreading of a manuscript in the 16th century. The works here attributed to a Fredegarius appear to be a collection of three anonymous works of the 7th century. cf. Manitius, Max. Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters. v. 1 (1911) p. 223-226.

Libri miraculorum (col. 705-828), here printed as containing two books, originally included also, as books 3-6, De miraculis s. Martini (col. 911-1008); as book 7, Vitæ patrum (col. 1009-1096); and as book 8, De gloria b. confessorum (col. 827-912). cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 5 (1932) p. 362-364.

Vita s. Manilii, of which the Prologus only of St. Gregorius is here printed (col. 1117-1118) is printed in v. 88, col. 563-576, of this series, among the work of Venantius Fortunatus to whom it is attributed by some.