At head of title: Traditio Catholica. Saeculum V. Annus 420.

Vols. 4, 8, 10-11, have imprint: [Parisiis] : Apud J.-P. Migne.

Vol. 1, 1887, v. 2/3, 1883; v. 4, 10-11, 1865; v. 5/6-7, 1884; v. 8, 1866; v. 9, 1890.

Series title varies slightly.

In v. 1 the following works are spurious: Eusebius, De morte Hieronymi; Augustini De magnificentiis beati Hieronymi; Cyrilli De miraculis Hieronymi. cf. the Admonitiones.

Expositio interlinearis libri Job in v. 3 in its earliest recension is the work of Philippus, disciple of St. Hieronymus. cf. Admonitio and F. Forget in Vacant, A. Dictionnaire de théologie catholique. v. 8 (1924) col. 923.

The translation by St. Hieronymus of Homiliaerum novem in visiones Isaiae Origenis Adamantii in v. 4 is doubtful, although defended by Bardenhewer. cf. F. Forget in Vacant, ibid., v. 8, col. 922; L. Schade in Buchberger, M. Lexikon für theologie und kirche. v. 5 (1933) col. 17; Bardenhewer, Otto. Geschichte der altkirchlichen literatur. 2 aufl. v. 3 (1923) p. 612-613.

Among the spurious works in v. 11, Epistola XXXI, seu Tractatus de observatione vigiliarum is also printed as the Opusculum primum of St. Nicetas, bp. of Treves, in v. 68, col. 365-372, of this series, under the title De vigiliis servorum Dei. The latter is now attributed to St. Nicetas, bp. of Remesiana. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 3 (1923) p. 603. Commentarii in Epistolas s. Pauli is a sixth century revision of a work by Pelagius. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 3 (1923) p. 625.

Includes Translatio Latina Regulae S. Pachomii; Ss. Pachomii et Theodori epistola et verba mystica; Interpretatio libri Didymi Alexandrini De Spiritu Sacto; Theorodi [i.e. Theodori] Mopsuesteni Episcopi Fragmenta; Libri nominum Hebraicorum pars quaedam ex operibus Philonis Judaei collecta; Libri nominum Hebraicorum pars quaedam ex operibus Flavii Joseph collecta.

Includes C.L. Ptolemaei inerrantium stellarum significationes; Kalendarium vetus Romanum [ex Ovidii Fastis, Columella, Plinio]; Selecta Veterum Scriptorom Testimonia de Hieronymianis versionibus Latinis Ss. Bibliorum; Martyrologium vetus; and the author's versions of Psalms (Gallican and Roman) and of Job.

Includes indexes.