Tamar Rotman specializes in late antique and early medieval history. Her research focuses on the role of hagiography and the cults of saints in the identity discourse of the early Middle Ages, giving special attention to the transmission of knowledge and cultural practices in the Mediterranean sphere. She is a Fulbright and a Rothschild scholar and a visiting scholar at Columbia University.

• List of Abbreviations, Acknowledgments, Introduction, 1. Gregory of Tours, 2. 'When the Saints Go Marching In': Eastern Saints in Merovingian Gaul, 3. The Miraculous History of Gregory of Tours Libri Miraculorum, 4. 'By Romans They Refer To…' (Romanos Enim Vocitant), Conclusion, Bibliography, Index

Tamar Rotman specializes in late antique and early medieval history. Her research focuses on the role of hagiography and the cults of saints in the identity discourse of the early Middle Ages, giving special attention to the transmission of knowledge and cultural practices in the Mediterranean sphere. She is a Fulbright and a Rothschild scholar and a visiting scholar at Columbia University.

• List of Abbreviations, Acknowledgments, Introduction, 1. Gregory of Tours, 2. 'When the Saints Go Marching In': Eastern Saints in Merovingian Gaul, 3. The Miraculous History of Gregory of Tours Libri Miraculorum, 4. 'By Romans They Refer To…' (Romanos Enim Vocitant), Conclusion, Bibliography, Index