Migne's Patrology — concordance

Which work each PG or PL address designates, and how many corpus citations rest on it. The pairing is made against Migne's own index, not by title: this page is where it can be checked.

A Migne address is an exact, language-independent key: “PL 41, 614” is written identically in the Latin, French and English editions of Lumen gentium, where the titles diverge. Migne is public domain, but modern translations do not carry his COLUMN numbers — so for most of the collection the destination is the work, not the passage. The exception is the works we hold in Migne's own Latin, whose columns are preserved: there the address lands on the paragraph. Everything else lands here, on the author, the work, and every corpus reference resting on it.