"Opera" is a collection of works by Saint Sidonius Apollinaris, a prominent figure of 5th-century Gaul. Written in Latin, the collection offers a valuable glimpse into the world of late Roman society and the transition to the early Middle Ages. Renowned for his elegant prose and insightful observations, Sidonius's writings encompass a variety of forms, including poems, letters, and orations.

This volume provides invaluable insights into the political, social, and cultural life of the period. Through his correspondence with leading figures, Sidonius reveals the complexities of governance, the challenges of maintaining order, and the enduring influence of classical traditions. His poems showcase his mastery of Latin verse and reflect the aesthetic sensibilities of his time. "Opera" remains a vital resource for scholars and anyone interested in understanding the twilight of the Roman Empire.

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