Excursus ad Sibyllina; seu, De Sibyllis, earumque vel tanquam earum carminibus profanis, judaicis, christianis[q]ve dissertationes VII. Insertis Graece et Latine, commentarioque auctis sibyllinorum gentilium fragmentis quae supersunt curante C. Alexandre

Ce livre traite des Sibylles, symboles de la mythologie grecque et romaine, ainsi que de leurs chants, à travers une série de dissertations en grec, latin, judaïque et chrétienne. En outre, il comprend des fragments de poèmes sibyllins qui ont survécu jusqu'à nos jours. Charles Alexandre offre une perspective historique et philologique selon laquelle les Sibylles ont joué un rôle important dans les cultures occidentales et que leur influence a perduré au fil des siècles.
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