Among his most celebrated manuscripts are the St. Paul's Epistles in Greek and Latin (BN grec 107 & A); a collection of Tironian notes (BN lat 8777). His ninth-century Statius, his Tertullian Apologeticum and his fifth-century codex of Livy's Third Decade were among the group of his manuscripts that came from the Abbey of Corbie, acquired by foul means or fair.
Among his most notable compositions are the Epistles to St. Paul in Greek and Latin (BN grec 107 & A); a gathering of Tironian notes (BN lat 8777). His ninth-century Statius, the Tertullian Apologeticum, and his fifth-century codex on Livy's Third Decade were part of the group of manuscripts that originated from the Abbey of Corbie, obtained either through dubious or legitimate channels.