There is some uncertainty as to his writings, owing to confusion with Odo of Cheriton and Odo of Murimund, but a list of thirteen works, chiefly writings on the Old Testament and sermons, can be ascribed to him.
There is some doubt about his literary contributions, which might be mistaken for those of Odo of Cheriton or Odo of Murimund, but a list of thirteen works, predominantly dealing with the Old Testament and sermons, can be attributed to him.