Joannis Cassiani Opera omnia cum amplissimis commentariis Alardi Gazæi in hac parisiensi editione
Subtitle: contra quam in lipsiensi, textui continenter ad majorem commoditatem lectoris subjacentibus
By: Accurante J.-P. Migne ...
Series: Patrologiæ cursus completus ... Series [prima] latina ... t. XLIX-L; Patrologiae cursus completus -- 49-50
Publisher: excudebatur et venit apud J.-P. Migne editorem
Published: 1846
Place of publication: Lutetæ Parisiorum
Language: lat
Subjects: Theology; Early works to 1800; History
Other titles: Liber pontificalis.
Notes: Vol. 2 has title: Joannis Cassiani Opera omnia cum amplissimis commentariis Alardi Garzæi in hac parisiensi editione, contra quam in lipsiensi, textui continentur ad majorem commoditatem lectoris subjacentibus. Accedunt Vigilii Diaconi, Fastidii, Possidii, s. Coelestini I, Honorati, s. Xysti III, s. Vincentii Lirinensis, s. Eucherii, s. Hilarii Arelatensis, etc., scripta quæ exstant universa. Accurante J.-P. Migne ... Cassiani tomus secundus.--Cæterorum tomus unicus.

In double columns.

Both Latin and Greek versions are given of Epistolæ VIII-IX, XI-XIV, XVIII, XX of Pope Coelestinus and of Epistolæ I-III of Pope Sixtus III.

The Regula monachorum is here printed as the work of Vigilius Diaconus on the basis of the ascription made by Lucas Holstenius in his Codex regularum. cf. Smith, William, and Wace, Henry. A dictionary of Christian biography, literature, sects and doctrines. London, 1877-87. v. 4, p. 1143.

The Epistola s. Castoris ad Cassianum is spurious. cf. Bardenhewer, Otto. Geschichte der altkirchlichen Literatur. 2. Aufl. Freiburg i. B., 1924. v. 4, p. 559.

Fastidii De vita christiana is also printed among the doubtful works of St. Augustinus in v. 40, col. 1031-1046, of this series.

Possidii De vita s. Aurelii Augustini, cited by title only, is printed in v. 32, col. 33-66, of this series, preceding the works of St. Augustinus.

Caput I of Formularum spiritualis intelligentiæ liber by St. Eucherius, Bp. of Lyons, is also printed as Pars I of De essentia divintatis among the doubtful works of St. Augustinus in v. 42, col. 1199-1208, of this series. Many of the Homiliæ ascribed to St. Eucherius are spurious. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 4, p. 569.

Epitomes operum Cassiani is not the work of Eucherius to whom it is here ascribed, but a modern Latin translation of Greek extracts from De coenobiorum institutis of Cassianus. It is also printed, together with the Greek text, in Migne's Patrologiæ cursus completus, Series græca, v. 28, col. 849-906, among the spurious works of Athanasius as Epistolæ binæ ad Castorem. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 4, p. 663.