... S. Fulgentii episcopi ruspensis, Felicis IV et Bonifacii II summorum pontificum, ss. Eleutherii et Remigii tornacensis remensisque episcoporum, Prosperi ex manichæo conversi, Montani episcopi toletani, opera omnia, ex memoratissimis editionibus Mangeantii, Mansi, Gallandii, Margarini de La Bigne, Francisci de Lorenzana diligenter expressa;

Chronicon of Marcellinus Comes, cited by title only, is printed in v. 51, col. 917-948, of this series.De fide, seu De regula veræ fidei (col. 671-708) is a genuine work of St. Fulgentius, also printed among the doubtful works of St. Augustinus in the appendix in v. 40, col. 753-780, of this series. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 5 (1932) p. 309. Pro fide catholica adversus Pintam episcopum arianum (col. 707-720) is no longer considered the work of St. Fulgentius. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 5 (1932) p. 308. De prædestinatione et gratia, printed in Appendix ad s. Fulgentii opera (col. 843-854) is also printed among the doubtful works of St. Augustinus in v. 45, col. 1665-1678, of this series.Epistola XVI (col. 442-451) among the correspondence of St. Fulgentius, Bp. of Ruspa, is also printed in v. 62, col. 83-92, of this series with the title Petri Diaconi et aliorum ... De incarnatione et gratia d.n. J.C. ad Fulgentium ... liber.The author of S. Fulgentii vita (col. 117-150) was his disciple Ferrandus. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 5 (1932) p. 303-304.Of the five sermons here attributed to St. Eleutherius, two, De Trinitate, are unquestionably spurious, and the others are doubtful. cf. Bardenhewer, Otto. Geschichte der altkirchlichen Literatur. v. 5 (1932) p. 356.Prosperi anathematismi et fidei catholicæ professio (col. 23-30) is an expansion of the formula printed among the spurious works of St. Augustinus in v. 42, col. 1153-1156, of this series with the title Commonitorium ... quomodo sit agendum cum manichæis qui convertitur. The name Prosper is a fictitious name inserted in this formula for abjuring Manichaesim. cf. A. Brinkman, in Rheinisches museum für philologie. n.s., v. 51 (1896) p. 274-275.In double columns.At head of title: Sæculum VI. Anni 525-533.Mode of access: Internet