Over the past couple of years, I’ve been putting up draft translations of early medieval texts online. I produced most of them to support my Special Subject on Lothar II and Theutberga’s divorce case, as a supplement to the material in Dutton’s Carolingian Civilization.
Here’s an index (not including very short partial translations/excerpts), in case the translations are useful for you. I’ll update this page as and when I put fresh material online. These aren’t polished pieces of work, so please do let me know if you have comments or suggestions, or spot any errors.
804: the Rizana placitum
835: Florus of Lyon’s On the Appointment of bishops
840?: the Capitulare in pago cenomannico datum
c. 850: the Apparition of St Vaast
852: Hincmar’s first episcopal capitulary (on the Hincmar.blogspot)
856: Judith ordo (and 866 Ermentrude ordo), by Hincmar
858: the Quierzy letter to Louis the German
c. 860? Ordeal of cold water
862: The Aachen Council of 862 (on the Hincmar.blogspot)
863: A charter by Lothar II mentioning Waldrada
c. 863: The will of Eberhard and Gisela
864: Bishop Adventius of Metz writes to Pope Nicholas I (on the Hincmar blogspot)
867: Ratramnus of Corbie’s Contra Graecorum opposita (extract)
871: Letter of Louis II to Basil I
876: De noviliaco villa/About the estate of Neuilly, by Hincmar
877: the Capitulary of Quierzy
893: Hatto of Verdun’s Memoriale
c.900: a Carolingian sermon on the Vikings
c. 1050: A treatise on simony
c.1090: the visit of Joseph the Englishman to Constantinople