FOOTNOTES:
[47] For aqua sanguine cuncta infecit read digne aquas unguine infecit. See Bonnet, Le Latin de Gregoire de Tours, p. 457.
[48] Regalibus.
[49] Alamanni for Alani.
[50] papa. The word was used in the early Middle Ages in unrestricted, informal sense, and applied widely to bishops. Cf. Du Cange, Glossarium.
HERE BEGIN THE CHAPTERS OF THE THIRD BOOK
- 1. The sons of Clovis.
- 2. Episcopates of Dinifius, Apollinaris and Quintian.
- 3. The Danes make an attack on the Gauls.
- 4. The kings of the Thuringi.
- 5. Sigimund kills his own son.
- 6. Death of Chlodomer.
- 7. War with the Thuringi.
- 8. Hermenfled’s death.
- 9. Childebert visits Auvergne.
- 10. Amalaric’s death.
- 11. Childebert and Clothar go to the Burgundies, Theodoric to Auvergne.
- 12. Devastation of Auvergne.
- 13. Lovolautrum and Chastel-Marlhac.
- 14. Munderic’s death.
- 15. Captivity of Attalus.
- 16. Sigivald.
- 17. The bishops of Tours.
- 18. Death of Chlodomer’s sons.
- 19. The holy Gregory and the site of Dijon.
- 20. Theodobert is betrothed to Visigard.
- 21. Theodobert departs for Provence.
- 22. He later marries Deoteria.
- 23. Sigivald’s death.
- 24. Childebert makes gifts to Theodobert.
- 25. Theodobert’s goodness.
- 26. Death of Deoteria’s daughter.
- 27. Theodobert marries Visigard.
- 28. Childebert and Theodobert march against Clothar.
- 29. Childebert and Clothar march into the Spains.
- 30. The Spanish kings.
- 31. The daughter of Theodoric, king of Italy.
- 32. Theodobert marches into Italy.
- 33. Asteriolus and Secundinus.
- 34. Theodobert’s gift to the citizens of Verdun.
- 35. Sirivald’s death.
- 36. Theodobert’s death and the slaying of Parthenius.
- 37. A severe winter.
HERE ENDS THE LIST OF CHAPTERS