Editing Regino of Prüm (section)

=== ''De ecclesiasticis disciplinis'' ===
{{see also|Canon law of the Catholic Church|Jus antiquum|Collections of ancient canons}}
[[File:Reginon de ecclesiasticis disciplinis 09907.jpg|thumb|"de ecclesiasticis disciplinis".]]
Regino also drew up, at the request of his friend and patron [[Radbod, Archbishop of Trier]] (d. 915), a [[Collections of Ancient Canons|collection of canons]], ''Libri duo de synodalibus causis et disciplinis ecclesiasticis'', dedicated to [[Hatto I, Archbishop of Mainz]]. It was a work on ecclesiastical discipline for use in ecclesiastical visitations. The work is divided into 434 sections. The title of the work in Migne's edition is ''Libellus DE ECCLESIASTICIS DISCIPLINIS ET RELIGIONE CHRISTIANA, COLLECTUS Ex jussu domini metropolitani Rathbodi Trevericae urbis episcopi, a Reginone quondam abbate Prumiensis monasterii, ex diversis sanctorum Patrum conciliis et decretis Romanorum pontificum''. Substantial portions of this work were included in the ''[[Decretum Burchardi]]'' of 1012.

Section 364 (corresponding to Burchard 10.1) is the so-called ''[[Canon Episcopi]]'' (after its incipit ''Ut episcopi episcoporumque ministri omnibus viribus elaborare studeant'') dealing with popular superstition.

==== Miscellaneous ====
Around 900, Regino lists four distinctive features of ethnicity: {{Wikt-lang|la|genus}} (origin, race), {{Wikt-lang|la|mores}} (customs, behavior), {{Wikt-lang|la|lingua}} (language), and {{Wikt-lang|la|leges}} (law). These categories would be considered key nominal qualifiers for ethnic identity from the Carolingian period onwards.<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=qjE9DwAAQBAJ&q=Frenkisk&pg=PA114|title=The ʿAbbasid and Carolingian Empires: Comparative Studies in Civilizational Formation|last=Tor|first=D. G.|date=2017-10-20|publisher=BRILL|isbn=9789004353046|language=en}}</ref>