De Gaio Vettio Aquilino Iuvenco Carminis Evangelici Poeta Et Vergili Imitatore.

This book is a critical edition of the Christian elegies of Avitus of Vienne, a late Roman aristocrat and poet who lived during the reign of Theoderic the Great. Widmann's edition provides a detailed commentary on the Latin text, and explores the poem's themes of Christian asceticism, classical literature, and late Roman society.

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