Eclogue of Theodulus

The Eclogue of Theodule (Latin: Ecloga Theoduli ) is probably the 9th or 10th century, written in Latin and in verse dialogue, which was widespread in the Middle Ages and perhaps even to the Renaissance as a school text.

The work is attributed by some authors Gottschalk of Orbais ( 805-869 ). Theodule is the Greek translation of the name Gottschalk ( servant or slave of God).

Object (here understood in the sense of truth ) and Pseustis ( falsehood, lie) in which phronesis (reason) acts as an arbitrator, a dispute between Alithia.