Sancti Prosperi Aquitani ... Opera omnia. ad manuscriptos codices, necnon ad editiones antiquiores & castigatiores e, (Paperback)

This comprehensive volume, "Sancti Prosperi Aquitani ... Opera omnia," presents the complete works of Prosper of Aquitaine, meticulously emended and arranged according to manuscript codices and older, more accurate editions. The text includes Prosper's integral chronicle, spanning from the origin of events to the death of Valentinian III and the capture of Rome by the Vandals. A valuable resource for scholars of late antiquity and early medieval history, this collection offers insights into the theological and historical perspectives of the 5th century. The inclusion of documents related to the Second Council of Orange (529) further enhances its significance for understanding the development of Christian doctrine.

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