Opera Omnia (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248468340)

This is a complete collection of the works of Flodoard of Rheims (894-966), a medieval canon, archivist, and historian of the church of Rheims. Flodoard's most important work is his Annals, a year-by-year chronicle of events in France and neighboring regions from 919 to 966. It provides valuable insights into the political, ecclesiastical, and social conditions of the 10th century, covering the reigns of several Carolingian and early Capetian kings. His other writings, including histories of the archbishops of Rheims and accounts of the lives of saints, offer further information about the history of the church and the region during this period. This collection, Opera Omnia, is an essential resource for scholars and anyone interested in the medieval world.

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