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History of the Franks

St Gregory of Tours, tr. Dalton, 1927

  1. Preface of Gregory
  2. Book 1, Prologue
  3. Book 1, 1. Of Adam and Eve
  4. Book 1, 2. Of Cain and Abel
  5. Book 1, 3. Of Enoch the Righteous
  6. Book 1, 4. Of the Flood
  7. Book 1, 5. Of Chus, Who First Made a Graven Image
  8. Book 1, 6. Of Babylon
  9. Book 1, 7. Of Abraham and Ninus
  10. Book 1, 8. Of Isaac, Esau, Job, and Jacob
  11. Book 1, 9. Of Joseph in Egypt
  12. Book 1, 10. Of the Crossing of the Red Sea
  13. Book 1, 11. Of the People in the Desert, and of Joshua
  14. Book 1, Of the Captivity of the Israelites, and Their Generations Down to David
  15. Book 1, 13. Of Solomon, and of the Building of the Temple
  16. Book 1, 14. Of the Division of the Kingdom of Israel
  17. Book 1, 15. Of the Captivity in Babylon
  18. Book 1, 16. Of Christ’s Nativity
  19. Book 1, 17. Of Divers Kingdoms of the Gentiles
  20. Book 1, 18. When the City of Lyons Was Founded
  21. Book 1, Of the Gifts of the Magi, and of the Massacre of the Innocents
  22. Book 1, 20. Of the Miracles and the Passion of Christ
  23. Book 1, 21. Of Joseph Who Buried Him
  24. Book 1, 22. Of James the Apostle
  25. Book 1, 23. Of the Day of the Lord’s Resurrection
  26. Book 1, Of the Lord’s Ascension, and of the Death of Pilate and Herod
  27. Book 1, 25. Of the Passion of the Apostles; and Concerning Nero
  28. Book 1, 26. Of James, and of the Evangelists Mark and John
  29. Book 1, 27. Of the Persecution Under Trajan
  30. Book 1, Of Hadrian and the Inventions of the Heretics; and of the Passion of the Holy…
  31. Book 1, Of the Holy Photinus, Hirineus, and the Other Martyrs of Lyons
  32. Book 1, 30. Of the Seven Sent to Preach in Gaul
  33. Book 1, 31. Of the Church at Bourges
  34. Book 1, 32. Of Chroc and the Shrine in Auvergne
  35. Book 1, 33. Of the Martyrs of Auvergne
  36. Book 1, 34. Of the Holy Privatus, Martyr
  37. Book 1, 35. Of Quiriacus, Bishop and Martyr
  38. Book 1, Of the Birth of the Holy Martin, and of the Invention of the Cross
  39. Book 1, 37. Of James of Nisibis, the Bishop
  40. Book 1, 38. Of the Passing of Anthony the Monk
  41. Book 1, 39. Of the Coming of the Holy Martin
  42. Book 1, 40. Of the Matron Melania
  43. Book 1, 41. Of the Death of Valens the Emperor
  44. Book 1, 42. Of the Empire of Theodosius
  45. Book 1, 43. Of the Death of the Tyrant Maximin
  46. Book 1, 44. Of Urbicus, Bishop of Clermont
  47. Book 1, 45. Of the Holy Hillidius, the Bishop
  48. Book 1, 46. Of the Bishops Nepotianus and Arthemius
  49. Book 1, 47. Of the Chastity of the Lovers
  50. Book 1, 48. Of the Passing of Martin
  51. Book 2, Prologue
  52. Book 2, 1. Of the Episcopate of Brice
  53. Book 2, 2. Of the Vandals and the Persecution of Christians Under Them
  54. Book 2, 3. Of Cyrola, Bishop of the Heretics, and of the Holy Martyrs
  55. Book 2, 4. Of the Persecution Set on Foot Under Athanaric
  56. Book 2, 5. Of Bishop Aravatius and the Huns
  57. Book 2, 6. Of the Basilica of the Holy Stephen at Metz
  58. Book 2, 7. Of the Wife of Aëtius
  59. Book 2, 8. What the Chroniclers Have Written Concerning Aëtius
  60. Book 2, 9. What They Tell Concerning the Franks
  61. Book 2, 10. What the Prophets of the Lord Write Concerning Idols
  62. Book 2, 11. Of the Emperor Avitus
  63. Book 2, 12. Of King Childeric and Egidius
  64. Book 2, 13. Of the Episcopate of Venerandus and Rusticus of Auvergne
  65. Book 2, Of the Episcopate of Eustochius of Tours, and of Perpetuus, and of the Basilica…
  66. Book 2, 15. Of the Church of the Holy Symphorian
  67. Book 2, 16. Of Bishop Namatius and the Church in Auvergne
  68. Book 2, 17. Of His Wife and the Church of the Holy Stephen
  69. Book 2, 18. How Childeric Came to Orleans, and Odovacar to Angers
  70. Book 2, 19. The War Between the Saxons and the Romans
  71. Book 2, 20. Of Duke Victorius
  72. Book 2, 21. Of Bishop Eparchius
  73. Book 2, 22. Of Bishop Sidonius
  74. Book 2, Of the Holiness of Bishop Sidonius, and How Divine Vengeance Requited the Wrongs…
  75. Book 2, 24. Of the Famine in Burgundy, and of Ecdicius
  76. Book 2, 25. Of Evarex the Persecutor
  77. Book 2, Of the Death of the Holy Perpetuus, and of the Episcopate of Volusianus and Virus
  78. Book 2, 27. How Clovis Received the Kingdom
  79. Book 2, 28. How Clovis Received Clotild
  80. Book 2, 29. Of Their Firstborn Son and His Death Soon After Baptism
  81. Book 2, 30. The War Against the Alamanni
  82. Book 2, 31. Of the Baptism of Clovis
  83. Book 2, 32. The War Against Gundobad
  84. Book 2, 33. Of the Death of Godigisel
  85. Book 2, 34. How Gundobad Would Be Converted
  86. Book 2, 35. How Clovis and Alaric Came Face to Face
  87. Book 2, 36. Of Bishop Quintianus
  88. Book 2, 37. The War with Alaric
  89. Book 2, 38. Of the Patriciate of King Clovis
  90. Book 2, 39. Of Bishop Licinius
  91. Book 2, 40. Of the Death of Sigibert the Elder and His Son
  92. Book 2, 41. Of the Death of Chararic and His Son
  93. Book 2, 42. Of the Death of Ragnachar and His Brother
  94. Book 2, 43. Of the Death of Clovis
  95. Book 3, Prologue
  96. Book 3, 1. Of the Sons of Clovis
  97. Book 3, 2. Of the Episcopate of Dinifius, Apollinaris, and Quintianus
  98. Book 3, 3. How the Danes Attacked Gaul
  99. Book 3, 4. Of the Thuringian Kings
  100. Book 3, 5. How Sigismund Slew His Own Son
  101. Book 3, 6. Of the Death of Chlodomer
  102. Book 3, 7. Of the War Against the Thuringians
  103. Book 3, 8. Of the Death of Hermanfled
  104. Book 3, 9. How Childebert Went to Auvergne
  105. Book 3, 10. Of the Death of Alaric
  106. Book 3, How Childebert and Lothar Went to Burgundy, and Theuderic to Auvergne
  107. Book 3, 12. Of the Devastation of Auvergne
  108. Book 3, 13. Of Lovolautrum and Chastel-Marlhac
  109. Book 3, 14. Of the Death of Munderic
  110. Book 3, 15. Of the Captivity of Attalus
  111. Book 3, 16. Of Sigivald
  112. Book 3, 17. Of the Bishops of Tours
  113. Book 3, 18. Of the Death of Chlodomer’s Sons
  114. Book 3, 19. Of the Blessed Gregory, and the Site of Dijon
  115. Book 3, 20. How Theudebert Was Betrothed to Visigard
  116. Book 3, 21. How Theudebert Went to Provence
  117. Book 3, 22. How He Then Took Deuteria to Wife
  118. Book 3, 23. Of the Death of Sigivald
  119. Book 3, 24. How Childebert Rewarded Theudebert
  120. Book 3, 25. Of the Goodness of Theudebert
  121. Book 3, 26. Of the Death of Deuteria’s Daughter
  122. Book 3, 27. How Theudebert Took Visigard to Wife
  123. Book 3, 28. How Childebert Joined Theudebert Against Lothar
  124. Book 3, 29. How Childebert and Lothar Went to Spain
  125. Book 3, 30. Of the Kings of Spain
  126. Book 3, 31. Of the Daughter of Theodoric, King of Italy
  127. Book 3, 32. How Theudebert Went to Italy
  128. Book 3, 33. Of Asteriolus and Secundinus
  129. Book 3, 34. Of the Generosity of Theudebert to the Citizens of Verdun
  130. Book 3, 35. Of the Death of Sirivald
  131. Book 3, 36. Of the Deaths of Theudebert and of Parthenius
  132. Book 3, 37. Of the Severe Winter
  133. Book 4, 1. Of the Death of Queen Clotild
  134. Book 4, How King Lothar Would Have Seized a Third Part of Church Revenues
  135. Book 4, 3. Of His Wives and Children
  136. Book 4, 4. Of the Counts of the Bretons
  137. Book 4, 5. Of the Holy Gall, the Bishop
  138. Book 4, 6. Of the Priest Cato
  139. Book 4, 7. Of the Episcopate of Cautinus
  140. Book 4, 8. Of the Kings of Spain
  141. Book 4, 9. Of the Death of King Theudovald
  142. Book 4, 10. Of the Rebellion of the Saxons
  143. Book 4, How at the King’s Bidding They Sought Cato for the Bishopric of Tours
  144. Book 4, 12. Of Anastasius the Priest
  145. Book 4, 13. Of the Frivolity and Wickedness of Chramn; and of Firminus
  146. Book 4, 14. How Lothar Marched a Second Time Against the Saxons
  147. Book 4, 15. Of the Episcopate of the Holy Eufronius
  148. Book 4, Of Chramn and His Abettors, and the Evil Which He Did, and How He Came to Dijon
  149. Book 4, 17. How Chramn Went Over to Childebert
  150. Book 4, 18. Of Duke Austrapius
  151. Book 4, 19. Of the Death of the Holy Medard, the Bishop
  152. Book 4, 20. Of the Death of Childebert and of Chramn
  153. Book 4, 21. Of the Death of King Lothar
  154. Book 4, 22. The Division of the Kingdom Between His Sons
  155. Book 4, How Sigibert Marched Against the Huns, and How Chilperic Fell Upon His Cities
  156. Book 4, 24. Of the Patriciate of Celsus
  157. Book 4, 25. Of the Wives of Guntram
  158. Book 4, 26. Of the Wives of Charibert
  159. Book 4, 27. How Sigibert Took Brunhild to Wife
  160. Book 4, 28. Of the Wives of Chilperic
  161. Book 4, 29. Of the Second War of Sigibert Against the Huns
  162. Book 4, How by Command of King Sigibert the Men of Auvergne Marched to the City of Arles
  163. Book 4, 31. Of the Strong Place of Tauredunum, and of Other Wonders
  164. Book 4, 32. Of the Monk Julian
  165. Book 4, 33. Of the Abbot Sunniulf
  166. Book 4, 34. Of the Monk of Bordeaux
  167. Book 4, 35. Of the Episcopate of Abitus of Clermont
  168. Book 4, 36. Of the Holy Nicetius of Lyons
  169. Book 4, 37. Of the Holy Friard, the Recluse
  170. Book 4, 38. Of the Kings of Spain
  171. Book 4, 39. Of the Death of Palladius of Auvergne
  172. Book 4, 40. Of the Emperor Justin
  173. Book 4, 41. How Alboin with the Lombards Invaded Italy
  174. Book 4, 42. Of the Wars of Mummolus Against the Lombards
  175. Book 4, 43. Of the Archdeacon of Marseilles
  176. Book 4, 44. Of the Lombards and Mummolus
  177. Book 4, 45. How Mummolus Came to Tours
  178. Book 4, 46. Of the Death of Andarchius
  179. Book 4, 47. How Theudebert Overran the Cities
  180. Book 4, 48. Of the Monastery of Latte
  181. Book 4, 49. How Sigibert Came to Paris
  182. Book 4, How Chilperic Made a Treaty with Guntram, and of the Death of His Son Theudebert
  183. Book 4, 51. Of the Death of Sigibert
  184. Book 5, Prologue
  185. Book 5, 1. Of the Reign of Childebert the Younger, and of His Mother
  186. Book 5, 2. How Merovech Wedded Brunhild
  187. Book 5, 3. The War Against Chilperic, and Rauching’s Malice
  188. Book 5, 4. How Roccolen Came to Tours
  189. Book 5, 5. Of the Bishops of Langres
  190. Book 5, 6. Of Leunast, Archdeacon of Bourges
  191. Book 5, 7. Of Senoch, the Recluse
  192. Book 5, 8. Of the Holy Germanus, Bishop of Paris
  193. Book 5, 9. Of Caluppa, the Recluse
  194. Book 5, 10. Of Patroclus, the Recluse
  195. Book 5, 11. Of the Jews Converted by Bishop Avitus
  196. Book 5, 12. Of the Abbot Brachio
  197. Book 5, 13. How Mummolus Ravaged Limoges
  198. Book 5, How Merovech Was Tonsured, and Took Sanctuary in the Church of the Holy Martin
  199. Book 5, 15. The War Between the Saxons and the Sueves
  200. Book 5, 16. Of the Death of Macliav
  201. Book 5, Of the Uncertainty About Easter; of the Church at Chinon; How King Guntram Slew…
  202. Book 5, 18. Of Bishop Praetextatus, and of Merovech’s Death
  203. Book 5, 19. Of the Charities of Tiberius
  204. Book 5, 20. Of Bishops Salonius and Sagittarius
  205. Book 5, 21. Of the Breton Winnoch
  206. Book 5, 22. Of the Death of Samson, Chilperic’s Son
  207. Book 5, Of Signs and Wonders, and How Chilperic Usurped and Invaded Poitiers
  208. Book 5, How Guntram Boso Took His Daughters from the Church of the Holy Hilary
  209. Book 5, 25. Of the Death of Dacolen and Duke Dragolen
  210. Book 5, 26. How the Army Marched into Brittany
  211. Book 5, 27. Of the Expulsion of Salonius and Sagittarius
  212. Book 5, 28. Of the Taxes Imposed by Chilperic
  213. Book 5, 29. Of the Ravaging of Brittany
  214. Book 5, 30. Of the Reign of Tiberius
  215. Book 5, 31. Of the Stratagem of the Bretons
  216. Book 5, How the Church of the Holy Dionysius Was Outraged on Account of a Woman
  217. Book 5, 33. Of Signs and Wonders
  218. Book 5, 34. Of the Dysentery, and of Chilperic’s Sons Dead
  219. Book 5, 35. Of Queen Austrechild
  220. Book 5, 36. Of Bishop Heraclius and Count Nanthinus
  221. Book 5, 37. Of Martin, Bishop of Galicia
  222. Book 5, 38. Of the Persecution of Christians in Spain
  223. Book 5, 39. Of the Death of Chlodovech
  224. Book 5, 40. Of Bishops Elafius and Eunius
  225. Book 5, 41. Of the Galician Ambassadors, and Concerning Portents
  226. Book 5, 42. Of Maurilio, Bishop of Cahors
  227. Book 5, 43. Of My Dispute with a Heretic
  228. Book 5, 44. Of Chilperic’s Writings
  229. Book 5, 45. Of the Death of Bishop Agricola
  230. Book 5, 46. Of the Death of Bishop Dalmatius
  231. Book 5, 47. Of the Countship of Eunomius
  232. Book 5, 48. Of the Wickedness of Leudast
  233. Book 5, 49. Of His Treachery Towards Us, and How He Was Humbled
  234. Book 5, 50. What Things Bishop Salvius Foretold Concerning Chilperic
  235. Book 6, How Childebert Went Over to Chilperic, and of the Flight of Mummolus
  236. Book 6, 2. Of Chilperic’s Envoys, Returned from the East
  237. Book 6, 3. Of the Envoys Sent by Childebert to Chilperic
  238. Book 6, 4. How Lupus Was Forced to Fly Childebert’s Kingdom
  239. Book 6, 5. My Dispute with a Jew
  240. Book 6, Of the Holy Hospicius, the Anchorite, His Abstinence and His Miracles
  241. Book 6, 7. Of the Passing of Ferreolus, Bishop of Uzès
  242. Book 6, 8. Of Eparchius, the Anchorite in the City of Angoulême
  243. Book 6, 9. Of Domnolus, Bishop of Le Mans
  244. Book 6, 10. Of the Breaking into the Church of the Holy Martin
  245. Book 6, 11. Of Bishop Theodore, and of Dynamius
  246. Book 6, 12. Of the Army Sent Against Bourges
  247. Book 6, 13. Of the Slaying of Lupus and Ambrosius, Citizens of Tours
  248. Book 6, 14. Of Signs and Wonders that Appeared
  249. Book 6, 15. Of the Death of Bishop Felix
  250. Book 6, 16. How Pappolen Recovered His Wife
  251. Book 6, 17. Of the Jews Converted by King Chilperic
  252. Book 6, 18. Of the Envoys of Chilperic, Back from Spain
  253. Book 6, 19. Of the Men of King Chilperic at the River Orge
  254. Book 6, 20. Of the Death of Duke Chrodin
  255. Book 6, 21. Of Portents Revealed
  256. Book 6, 22. Of Bishop Charterius
  257. Book 6, 23. How a Son Was Born to King Chilperic
  258. Book 6, Likewise of the Treachery Against Bishop Theodore, and of Gundovald
  259. Book 6, 25. Of Signs and Wonders
  260. Book 6, 26. Of Guntram and Mummolus
  261. Book 6, 27. How King Chilperic Entered Paris
  262. Book 6, 28. Of Mark, the Referendary
  263. Book 6, 29. Of the Nuns in the Monastery of Poitiers
  264. Book 6, 30. Of the Death of the Emperor Tiberius
  265. Book 6, Of the Many Wrongs to the Cities of His Brother Done by King Chilperic, or at His…
  266. Book 6, 32. Of the Death of Leudast
  267. Book 6, 33. Of Locusts, Sicknesses, and Prodigies
  268. Book 6, 34. Of the Death of Chilperic’s Son, Theuderic
  269. Book 6, 35. Of the Death of Mummolus the Prefect, and of Women Slain
  270. Book 6, 36. Of Bishop Aetherius
  271. Book 6, 37. Of the Murder of Lupentius, Abbot of Javols
  272. Book 6, Of the Death of Bishop Theodosius, and Concerning His Successor
  273. Book 6, 39. Of the Death of Bishop Remigius, and of His Successor
  274. Book 6, 40. Of My Dispute with a Heretic
  275. Book 6, 41. How King Chilperic Went with His Treasures to Cambrai
  276. Book 6, 42. How Childebert Went into Italy
  277. Book 6, 43. Of the Kings of Galicia
  278. Book 6, 44. Of Divers Signs
  279. Book 6, 45. Of the Betrothal of Rigunth, Daughter of Chilperic
  280. Book 6, 46. Of the Death of King Chilperic
  281. Book 7, 1. Of the Death of the Holy Bishop Salvius
  282. Book 7, Of the Conflict Between the Men of Chartres and the Men of Orleans
  283. Book 7, 3. Of the Death of Vedast, Surnamed Avius
  284. Book 7, How Fredegund Took Refuge in the Church, and Concerning the Treasures Conveyed to…
  285. Book 7, 5. How King Guntram Came to Paris
  286. Book 7, How the Same King Subdued the Territory that Once Was Charibert’s
  287. Book 7, How the Envoys of Childebert Demanded the Surrender of Fredegund
  288. Book 7, How the King Besought the People that He Might Not Be Slain Like His Brothers
  289. Book 7, How Rigunth Was Robbed of Her Treasures and Kept in Durance by Duke Desiderius
  290. Book 7, How Gundovald Was Raised on the Shield, and Concerning Rigunth, Daughter of King…
  291. Book 7, 11. Of Portents that Appeared
  292. Book 7, Of the Fire in a Quarter of Tours, and of the Miracles of the Holy Martin
  293. Book 7, 13. Of Fire and Sack at Poitiers
  294. Book 7, 14. Of the Embassy Sent by King Childebert to King Guntram
  295. Book 7, 15. Of the Wickedness of Fredegund
  296. Book 7, 16. Of the Return of Bishop Praetextatus
  297. Book 7, 17. Of Bishop Promotus
  298. Book 7, 18. How the King Was Told to Beware of Being Slain
  299. Book 7, 19. How the Queen Was Commanded to Withdraw to a Country Estate
  300. Book 7, 20. How She Sent an Emissary to Kill Brunhild
  301. Book 7, 21. Of the Flight and Guarding of Eberulf
  302. Book 7, 22. Of This Man’s Wickedness
  303. Book 7, 23. Of a Jew Slain with His Companions
  304. Book 7, 24. Of the Plundering of the City of Poitiers
  305. Book 7, 25. How Marileif Was Despoiled
  306. Book 7, 26. How Gundovald Made a Progress Through the Cities
  307. Book 7, 27. Of the Outrage to Bishop Magnulf
  308. Book 7, 28. How the Army Advanced
  309. Book 7, 29. Of Eberulf’s Death
  310. Book 7, 30. Of the Envoys Sent by Gundovald
  311. Book 7, 31. Of the Relics of the Holy Sergius the Martyr
  312. Book 7, 32. Of Other Envoys from Gundovald
  313. Book 7, 33. How Childebert Came to His Uncle Guntram
  314. Book 7, 34. How Gundovald Went to Convenae
  315. Book 7, Of the Church of the Holy Vincent the Martyr, Plundered by Men of Agen
  316. Book 7, 36. Of the Parley of Gundovald with the Army
  317. Book 7, 37. Of the Attack Upon the City
  318. Book 7, 38. Of the Slaying of Gundovald
  319. Book 7, 39. Of the Death of Bishop Sagittarius and of Mummolus
  320. Book 7, 40. Of the Treasures of Mummolus
  321. Book 7, 41. Concerning a Giant
  322. Book 7, 42. Of the Miraculous Power of the Holy Martin
  323. Book 7, 43. Of Desiderius and Waddo
  324. Book 7, 44. Of the Woman Possessed by a Spirit of Prophecy
  325. Book 7, 45. Concerning the Famine of This Year
  326. Book 7, 46. Of the Death of Christopher
  327. Book 7, 47. Of the Civil Strife Between Citizens of Tours
  328. Book 8, 1. Of the King’s Coming to Orleans
  329. Book 8, How the Bishops Were Presented to Him, and How He Made Ready a Banquet
  330. Book 8, 3. Of the Singers There, and of the Silver Plate of Mummolus
  331. Book 8, 4. The Praise of King Childebert
  332. Book 8, 5. Of the Visions Which the King and I Saw of Chilperic
  333. Book 8, 6. Of Those Whom We Presented to the King
  334. Book 8, 7. Of Bishop Palladius; How He Said Mass
  335. Book 8, 8. Of Portents Which Were Seen
  336. Book 8, 9. Of the Oath Concerning Chilperic’s Son
  337. Book 8, 10. Of the Bodies of Merovech and Chlodovech
  338. Book 8, 11. Of the Door-keepers, and the Death of Boantus
  339. Book 8, 12. Of Bishop Theodore, and of the Misfortune Befalling Rathar
  340. Book 8, 13. Of the Embassy Sent by Guntram to Childebert
  341. Book 8, 14. Of Our Peril on the River
  342. Book 8, 15. Of the Conversion of the Deacon Vulfolaic
  343. Book 8, And of that Which He Told of the Miracles of the Holy Martin
  344. Book 8, 17. Of Signs Which Appeared
  345. Book 8, How Childebert Sent an Army to Italy; and of the Dukes and Counts Appointed or…
  346. Book 8, 19. Of the Death of Abbot Daulf
  347. Book 8, 20. Of the Transactions at the Council of Mâcon
  348. Book 8, 21. Of the Tribunal at Beslingen, and the Violation of a Tomb
  349. Book 8, 22. Of the Death of Certain Bishops and of Wandalen
  350. Book 8, 23. Of Great Floods
  351. Book 8, 24. Of Islands in the Sea
  352. Book 8, 25. Of the Island in Which Blood Appeared
  353. Book 8, 26. Of Berulf, Once Duke
  354. Book 8, 27. How Desiderius Went to the King
  355. Book 8, Of Hermangild and Ingund, and of the Spanish Envoys Sent Privily to Fredegund
  356. Book 8, 29. How Fredegund Sent Assassins to Murder Childebert
  357. Book 8, 30. How the Army Marched to Septimania
  358. Book 8, 31. Of the Murder of Bishop Praetextatus
  359. Book 8, 32. Of the Death of Domnola, Wife of Nectarius
  360. Book 8, 33. Of the Fire in the City of Paris
  361. Book 8, 34. Of the Anchorites Who Were Tempted
  362. Book 8, 35. Of the Envoys from Spain
  363. Book 8, 36. Of the Death of Magnovald
  364. Book 8, 37. How a Son Was Born to Childebert
  365. Book 8, 38. How They of Spain Broke into Gaul
  366. Book 8, 39. Of the Death of Certain Bishops
  367. Book 8, 40. Of Pelagius of Tours
  368. Book 8, 41. Of the Men Who Murdered Praetextatus
  369. Book 8, 42. How Beppolen Was Given a Dukedom
  370. Book 8, How Nicetius Was Appointed Governor of Provence. And of All that Antestius Did
  371. Book 8, 44. Of a Man Who Would Have Murdered King Guntram
  372. Book 8, 45. Of the Death of Duke Desiderius
  373. Book 8, 46. Of King Leuvigild’s Death
  374. Book 9, 1. Of Recared and His Envoys
  375. Book 9, 2. Of the Death of the Blessed Radegund
  376. Book 9, 3. Of the Man Who Came to King Guntram with a Dagger
  377. Book 9, 4. How Another Son Was Born to Childebert
  378. Book 9, 5. Of Portents
  379. Book 9, 6. Of Impostors and Soothsayers
  380. Book 9, 7. Of the Removal of Ennodius, and of the Gascons
  381. Book 9, 8. How Guntram Boso Was Brought into the King’s Presence
  382. Book 9, 9. Of the Death of Rauching
  383. Book 9, 10. Of Guntram Boso’s Death
  384. Book 9, 11. What the Kings Saw
  385. Book 9, 12. Of the Slaying of Ursio and Berthefred
  386. Book 9, Of Baddo, Who Having Been on an Embassy, Was Imprisoned, and After a Time…
  387. Book 9, 14. Of the Peace Between Bishop Egidius and Duke Lupus
  388. Book 9, 15. Of His Embassy to Our Kings
  389. Book 9, 16. Of the Conversion of Recared
  390. Book 9, 17. Of the Scarcity in This Year
  391. Book 9, 18. Concerning the Bretons and the Death of Bishop Namatius
  392. Book 9, 19. Of the Murder of Sichar, a Citizen of Tours
  393. Book 9, 20. Of My Mission to King Guntram for the Keeping of the Peace
  394. Book 9, 21. Of the Almsgiving and the Goodness of This King
  395. Book 9, 22. Of the Pest at Marseilles
  396. Book 9, 23. Of the Death of Bishop Ageric, and Concerning His Successor
  397. Book 9, 24. Of the Episcopate of Fromius (Pronimius)
  398. Book 9, 25. How Childebert’s Army Marched into Italy
  399. Book 9, 26. Of the Death of Queen Ingoberg
  400. Book 9, 27. Of the Death of Amalo
  401. Book 9, 28. Of the Precious Things Sent by Brunhild
  402. Book 9, 29. How the Lombards Sought Peace of Childebert
  403. Book 9, 30. Of the Tax-collectors at Poitiers and Tours
  404. Book 9, 31. How King Guntram Sent an Army to Septimania
  405. Book 9, 32. Of the Enmity Between Childebert and Guntram
  406. Book 9, How Ingitrude the Nun Went to Childebert to Speak Against Her Daughter
  407. Book 9, 34. Of the Enmity Between Fredegund and Her Daughter
  408. Book 9, 35. Of the Death of Waddo
  409. Book 9, 36. How King Childebert Sent His Son Theudebert to Soissons
  410. Book 9, 37. Concerning Bishop Droctigisel
  411. Book 9, 38. Of that Which Certain Men Sought to Do Against Brunhild
  412. Book 9, Of the Scandal that Arose in the Monastery at Poitiers Through Clotild and Basina
  413. Book 9, 40. Concerning the Origin of the Scandal
  414. Book 9, 41. Of the Slaying in the Church of Hilary
  415. Book 9, 42. Copy of the Letter Sent by the Holy Radegund to the Bishops
  416. Book 9, 43. How Theudoald the Priest Came to Assuage the Scandal
  417. Book 9, 44. Of the Weather During This Year
  418. Book 10, 1. Of Gregory, Pope of Rome
  419. Book 10, 2. Of the Return of Grippo the Envoy from the Emperor Maurice
  420. Book 10, 3. How the Army of King Childebert Marched to Italy
  421. Book 10, How the Emperor Maurice Sent the Murderers of the Envoys to Gaul
  422. Book 10, 5. How Chuppa Invaded Touraine
  423. Book 10, 6. Of the Prisoners at Clermont
  424. Book 10, How Childebert Remitted the Taxes of the Clergy in that City
  425. Book 10, 8. Of Eulalius and Tetradia His Wife
  426. Book 10, 9. Of King Guntram’s Army Which Marched into Brittany
  427. Book 10, 10. Of the Death of Chundo, the King’s Chamberlain
  428. Book 10, 11. Of the Sickness of Lothar the Younger
  429. Book 10, 12. Of the Malice of Berthegund
  430. Book 10, 13. A Dispute Concerning the Resurrection
  431. Book 10, 14. Of the Murder of Theudulf the Deacon
  432. Book 10, 15. Concerning the Scandal at the Monastery of Poitiers
  433. Book 10, 16. Of the Judgement Delivered Against Clotild and Basina
  434. Book 10, 17. Of Their Excommunication
  435. Book 10, 18. Of the Assassins Sent Against King Childebert
  436. Book 10, 19. Concerning the Expulsion of Egidius, Bishop of Reims
  437. Book 10, Of the Aforesaid Nuns Reconciled with the Church at This Council
  438. Book 10, 21. Concerning the Murder of the Sons of Waddo
  439. Book 10, 22. Concerning the Murder of Childeric the Saxon
  440. Book 10, Of Signs and Wonders, and of Doubt Concerning the Date of Easter
  441. Book 10, 24. Of the Destruction of the City of Antioch
  442. Book 10, 25. How a Man Calling Himself the Christ Was Killed
  443. Book 10, 26. Of the Death of Bishops Ragnemod and Sulpicius
  444. Book 10, 27. Of Those Whom Fredegund Caused to Be Slain
  445. Book 10, 28. Concerning the Baptism of Lothar Her Son
  446. Book 10, Of the Conversion, the Miracles, and the Death of the Blessed Aredius, Abbot of…
  447. Book 10, 30. Of the Weather During This Year
  448. Book 10, 31. A Recapitulation of the Bishops of Tours
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