Abstract
The Vita s. Adelelmi (BHL 71) is a prose account of the Benedictine monk Adelelmus († 1097 ?), abbot of Chaise-Dieu (France), and Saint John of Burgos (Spain). It was written in the early XIIth century by Rodulfus of Chaise-Dieu in Burgos. The only known manuscript (Burgos, Monasterio de Cistercienses Calatravas de San Felices, s. n.) containing this work is mutilated but a complete copy of the text is preserved in the Vitae Sanctorum of Bernardo of Brihuega (MS Salamanca, BGHU, 2539). This paper analyses the corpus of Latin texts on St. Adelelmus and contains the first complete edition of the work written by Rodulfus of Chaise-Dieu.
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