[5] Monod, _op. cit._ pp. 25 ff. See pp. 13, 84, 109, 140. [6] _Gloria Martyrum_, c. 83. [7] _De Virtut. S. Mart._ I, 36. [8] _Vitæ Patrum_, VIII, 3. [9] Bonnet, _Le Latin de Gregoire de Tours_, pp. 48-76. [10] Speaking of Jupiter, Mercury, Minerva, Venus, a character in the _Vitæ Patrum_, XVII, 5, says, _Nolite, o viri, nolite eos invocare, non sunt enim dii isti sed dæmones_. [11] _Gloria Martyrum_, Pref. [12] _Vitæ Patrum_, II, Pref. [13] See p. 240. [14] See p. 40. [15] They are substantially the conclusions of Bonnet in _Le Latin de Gregoire de Tours_, Paris, 1890. [16] See p. 247. In the Arndt and Brusch edition in the _Monumenta Germaniæ Historica_ we have all these titles included. The commentary on the _Psalms_ however is in a fragmentary condition, and the _Lives of the Fathers_ appears as one of eight books of _Miracles_. The book on _Church Services_ is there entitled _Account of the Movements of the Stars as they ought to be observed in performing the Services_. It is really a brief astronomical treatise the purpose of which was in the absence of clocks to guide the church services at night. [17] The list as given by Manitius is as follows: Chronicles of Jerome, Victor, Sulpicius Severus; history of Orosius; church history of Eusebius-Rufinus; life of St. Martin by Sulpicius Severus; letters of Sidonius Apollinaris and Ferreolus; writings of Avitus; histories of Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus and Sulpicius Alexander (not elsewhere known); annals of Arles, Angers, Burgundy. _Geschichte der Lateinischen Litteratur des Mittelalters_, p. 220. [18] III, Pref. and IV, Pref. [19] _H. F._, II, 13. Cf. V, 11. p. 113. [20] Nunc autem cognovi quod magna est virtus eius beati Martini. Nam ingrediente me atrium domus, vidi virum senem exhibentem arborem in manu sua, quae mox extensis ramis omne atrium texit. Ex ea enim unus me adtigit ramus, de cuius ictu turbatus corrui. VII, 42. [21] See pp. 38, 162, 185, 205.