Edition
- Zenz, Emil (ed. and tr.) (1955-1962). Die Taten der Trierer. Gesta Treverorum. 8 vols. Trier. Edition with German translation.
- Waitz, Georg (ed.) (1848). "Gesta Treverorum." MGH Scriptores 8. pp. 111-200.
- Waitz, Georg (ed.) (1879). "Gesta Treverorum continuata." MGH Scriptores 24. pp. 368-488.
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