Editing Paschasius Radbertus (section)

===Other works===
Paschasius has an extensive collection of works, including many [[exegeses]] on various books of the [[Bible]].  He wrote commentaries on the [[Gospel of Matthew]], [[Book of Lamentations|Lamentations]], and an exposition of [[Psalm 45]], which he dedicated to the nuns at St. Mary at Soissons.  ''De Partu Virginis'', written for his friend Emma, Abbess of St. Mary at Soissons and daughter of Theodrara, describes the lifestyle of nuns.  He also wrote a treatise, titled ''De Nativitae Sanctae Mariae'', regarding the nature of the [[Virgin Mary]] and the birth of [[Jesus Christ]]. Paschasius probably wrote much more, but none of it has survived through the centuries.<ref>Cabaniss, pg. 3</ref> Paschasius wrote a commentary on ''Revelation''.<ref>Brant James Pitre, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary (p. 62).</ref>