Liber de corpore et sanguine Domini
De corpore et sanguine Christi, Libellus de sacramento corporis et sanguinis Christi contra Berengarium

Ed.: PL 150.

Kritik an Berengar; etwa ein Dutzend Druckausgaben [Flasch (1998), 112]. "Um 1068, sicher schon kurz nach seinem Erscheinen, in Berengars Händen" [Huygens (1988), 21]. Bis 1618 mindestens 10 Ausgaben.

Danach gratuliert ihm ein Zeitgenosse dazu, die Dialektik aufgegeben zu haben [mit Thompson 1939, 239: Flasch (1994), 185].

"Lanfranc wrote less as an earnest dialectician defending his deep convictions against Berengar's errors than as a lawyer making a case for his client, the Roman church. The tratise opens not with an attempt to refute Berengar's views by logical analysis but with the argument that they had been examinad and conemned by a series of church councils, culminating in Nicholas II's council of 1059 with its 113 bishops." [Vaugh (1987), 45].

Enthält einige Teile der sonst nicht überlieferten Schrift '' von Berengarius Turonensis [vgl. Capitani (1980)].

• Vaughn, Sally N.: Anselm of Bec and Rofert of Menlan. The Innocence of the Dove and the Wisdom of the Serpent, Berkeley (Univ. of California Press) 1987.
• Capitani, O.: Berengar von Tours. In: LexMA, I, 1980, Sp. 1937-1937.