CHAPTER III. THE FRANKS TO THE TIME OF CHARLES MARTEL

[b] CORNELIUS TACITUS, _op. cit._

[c] The Augustan History, VOPISCUS, _In Aureliano_.

[d] EDWARD GIBBON, _op. cit._

[e] JACOB GRIMM, _Geschichte der deutschen Sprache_.

[f] JOHANN CHRISTOPH ADELUNG, _Versuch eines vollständigen grammatisch-kritischen Wörterbuchs der Hoch-Teutschen Mundart_.

[g] PANEGYRICI VETERES (including Eumenius and Nazarius on “Constantine”).

[h] AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS, _op. cit._

[i] JORDANES (JORNANDES), _op. cit._

[j] FLAVIUS CLAUDIUS JULIANUS, _Imperator, Orationes_.

[k] EUTROPIUS, _Breviarium Historiæ Romanæ_.

[l] LIBANIUS, _Λόγοι_ (_Orations_).

[m] PROSPER AQUITANICUS, _Chronicon_.

[n] ANONYMOUS, _Gesta Francorum_, or _Liber Historiæ Francorum_.

[o] GREGORY OF TOURS, _Historia Francorum_.

[p] FREDEGARIUS SCHOLASTICU, _Chronicle_.

[q] WALTER C. PERRY, _The Franks from their First Appearance in History to the Death of King Pepin_.

[r] THOMAS HODGKIN, _op. cit._

[s] S. ASTLEY DUNHAM, _History of Europe in the Middle Ages_.

[t] ANNALES METTENSES.

[u] EINHARD (EGINHARD), _Vita Caroli Magni_.

[v] PAULUS DIACONUS, _op. cit._

[w] HENRI MARTIN, _Histoire de France_.

[x] STRABO, _op. cit._

[y] ERCHANBERTUS, _Breviarium Regum Francorum_.