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Babcock, R. G.  (2017).  The 'Psychomachia' Codex from St. Lawrence (Bruxellensis 10066-77) and the Schools of Liège in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries. Bibliologia (Vol. 42, p. 328). Turnhout: Brepols.

Babcock, R. G.  (2015).  Fragments of a Lost Vita Sancti Erluini (BHL 2603) by Richarius of Gembloux in Brussels, royal Library, MS 5345. Sacris Erudiri, 54, 225-234.

Babcock, R. G., & Derolez, A..  (2015).  The Gembloux Scriptorium in the Eleventh Century. In A.  Nievergelt, Gamper, R., Bernasconi, M., Ebersperger, B., & Tremp, E. (Red.), Scriptorium. Wesen - Funktion - Eigenheiten. Comité international de paléographie latine, XVIII. Kolloquium.St. Gallen 11.-14. September 2013. München: Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften - Verlag C.H. Beck.

Babcock, R. G.  (2015).  New Autograph Fragments of the Metrical "Comentary on Ecclesiastes" by Sigebert of Gembloux. Latomus. Revue d'études latines, 74, 195-209.

Babcock, R. G.  (2013).  Invented Speeches and the Teaching of Declamation in the Tenth-Century Schools of Liège. In J.  Elfassi, Lanéry, C., & Turcan-Verkerk, A. - M. (Red.), Amicorum societas: mélanges offerts à François Dolbeau pour son 65e anniversaire (pp. 19-26). Firenze: Sismel.

Babcock, R. G.  (2009).  Heriger of Lobbes and the Theological Tractates of Boethius. Latomus. Revue d'études latines, 68, 458-464.

Babcock, R. G.  (2009).  Heriger or Notger ? The Authorship of the "Gesta Episcoporum Leodiensium," the "Vita Remacli," and the "Vita Landoaldi". Latomus. Revue d'études latines, 69(4), 1027-1049.

Babcock, R. G.  (2008).  The Description of Aquitania by Heriger of Lobbes and the Passio Sancti Dionysii of Hilduin of St. Denis. Latomus. Revue d'études latines, 67, 1010-1016.

Babcock, R. G.  (2008).  Plato and the Worms: The Lobbes Manuscript of Calcidius? In Timaeum Platonis. In Monte Artium, 1, 11-21.