Veterum Monumentorum Quaternio. I. Agii Vita Hathumodæ Abbatissæ Gandershemensis Primæ Ed. Et Notis Illustr. I.g. Eccard presents a meticulously edited and annotated edition of the life of Hathumoda, the first abbess of Gandersheim Abbey, as written by Agius of Corvey. This historical text, brought to light by Johann Georg von Eckhart, offers invaluable insights into the religious and social life of the early medieval period. Eckhart's detailed notes illuminate the historical context and significance of Hathumoda's life and her role in establishing and leading the influential Gandersheim Abbey. This edition is a crucial resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Christian history, medieval studies, and the biographies of notable religious figures.

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