This book is a scholarly edition of the works of Sulpicius Severus, a 4th-century Christian writer and historian from Aquitaine. It includes a critical edition of his manuscripts, as well as a detailed analysis of the palaeographical and codicological aspects of his work, making it essential for classicists, philologists, and historians of early Christianity.

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