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Codex Theodosianus: text Mommsen and Kreuger (1905); trans. Pharr (1952).
Const. Omnem: see Corpus Iuris Civilis.
Const. Tanta: see Corpus Iuris Civilis.
Corpus Iuris Civilis:
1. Institutiones (Institutes) and Digesta (Digest): text Kruger and Mommsen (1928); trans. Birks and MacLeod (1987), Watson et al. (1998).
2. Codex Justinianus (Justinian’s Code): text Kruger (1929); trans. Scott (1932).
3. Novellae (Novels): text Scholl and Kroll (1928); trans. Scott (1932).
Corripus, Iohannis: text Diggle and Goodyear (1970); trans. Shea (1998).
De litteris colendis: text Boretius (1883), no. 29; trans. King (1987), 232-3.
Deo Auctore: see Corpus Iuris Civilis.
Divisio Regnorum: text Boretius (1883), no. 45; trans. King (1987), 251-6.
Donation of Constantine: text and trans. Fried (2007).
Einhard, Life of Charlemagne: text Waitz (1911); trans. Dutton (1998).
Engelbert: text Dummler (1884), 138–139; trans. Dutton (2004).
Ennodius: text Hartel (1882).
Life of Epiphanius: trans. Deferrari (1952).
Epistolae Austrasiacae: text Gundlach (1902).
Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History: text Heinichen (1868–1870); trans. McGiffert (1905). Fredegar: text Krusch (1888).
Gregory of Tours, Histories: text Krusch and Levison (1951); trans. Thorpe (1974). Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae: Dessau (1974).
John of Antioch: text Muller (1868/1870); trans. Gordon (1966).
John of Ephesus, Ecclesiastical History: trans. Smith (1860).
Jordanes, Getica: text Mommsen (1882); trans. Mierow (1915).
Justinian, Novellae: see Corpus Iuris Civilis.
Karolus Magnus et Leo Papa: text Beumann et al. (1966); trans. Godman (1985). Liber Historiae Francorum: text and trans. Bachrach (1973).
Liber Pontificalis (Book of the Pontiffs): text Duchesne (1886-72); trans. Davies (1992) 1995, Davies (2000).
Liutprand, Antapodosis: text Dümmler (1877); trans. Wright (1993).
Malchus: text and trans. Blockley (1983).
Marcellinus Comes, Chronicle: text Mommsen (1894b).
Menander Protector: text and trans. Blockley (1985).
Ordinatio Imperii: text Boretius (1883), no. 136; trans. Dutton (2004),
Orosius, Against the Pagans: text Arnaud-Lindet (1990–1991); trans. Deferrari (1964).
Parastaseis: text and trans. Cameron and Herrin (1984).
Paul the Deacon, History of the Lombards: text Bethmann and Waitz (1878); trans. Foulke (2003).
Priscus: text and trans. Blockley (1983).
Procopius, Works: text and trans. Dewing (1914–1940).
Regino of Prum, Chronicle: text Kurze (1890); trans. Dutton (2004), 541.
Ruricius of Limoges: text Engelbrecht (1891); trans. Mathisen (1999).
Themistius, Orations: text Schenkl et al. (1965–1974); trans. Heather and Moncur (2001).
Theodosian Code: see Codex Theodosianus.
Theophanes, Chronographia: text Niebuhr (1839–1841); trans. Mango and Scott (1997).
Theophylact Simocatta, History: text de Boor and Wirth (1992); trans. Whitby and Whitby (1986).
Venantius Fortunatus, Poems: text Leo (1881); selected trans. George (1995).
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