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NPNF2–12. Leo the Great, Gregory the Great

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The Letters And Sermons Of Leo The Great Bishop Of Rome

Letters

Sermons

The Book Of Pastoral Rule, And Selected Epistles, Of Gregory The Great Bishop Of Rome

The Book of Pastoral Rule

Register of the Epistles of Saint Gregory the Great

NPNF2–12. Leo the Great, Gregory the Great

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The Letters And Sermons Of Leo The Great Bishop Of Rome

Letters

Letter I

To the Bishop of Aquileia

Letter II

To Septimus, Bishop of Altinum

Letter III

From Paschasinus, Bishop of Lilybaeum

Letter IV

To the Bishops appointed in Campania, Picenum, Etruria, and all the Provinces

Letter V

To the Metropolitan Bishops of Illyricum

Letter VI

To Anastasius, Bishop of Thessalonica

Letter VII

To the Bishops throughout Italy

Letter VIII

The Ordinance of Valentinian III. concerning the Manichaeans

Letter IX

To Dioscorus, Bishop of Alexandria

Letter X

To the Bishops of the Province of Vienne. In the matter of Hilary, Bishop of Arles

Letter XI

An Ordinance of Valentinianus III

Letter XII

Leo, bishop of the city of Rome, to all the bishops of Mauritania Caesariensis in Africa, greeting the Lord

Letter XIII

To the Metropolitan Bishops in the Provinces of Illyricum

Letter XIV

To Anastasius, Bishop of Thessalonica

Letter XV

To Turribius, Bishop of Asturia , upon the errors of the Priscillianists

Letter XVI

To the Bishops of Sicily

Letter XVII

To All the Bishops of Sicily

Letter XVIII

To Januarius, Bishop of Aquileia

Letter XIX

To Dorus, Bishop of Beneventum

Letter XX

To Eutyches, an Abbot of Constantinople

Letter XXI

From Eutyches to Leo

Letter XXII

The first from Flavian, Bp. of Constantinople to Pope Leo

Letter XXIII

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter XXIV

To Theodosius Augustus II

Letter XXV

From Peter Chrysologus, Bishop of Ravenna, to Eutyches, the Presbyter

Letter XXVI

A Second One from Flavian to Leo

Letter XXVII

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter XXVIII

To Flavian commonly called “the Tome.”

Letter XXIX

To Theodosius Augustus

Letter XXX

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter XXXI

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter XXXII

To the Archimandrites of Constantinople

Letter XXXIII

To the Synod of Ephesus

Letter XXXIV

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter XXXV

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter XXXVI

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter XXXVII

To Theodosius Augustus

Letter XXXVIII

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter XXXIX

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter XL

To the Bishops of the Province of Arles in Gaul

Letter XLI

To Ravennius, Bishop of Arles

Letter XLII

To Ravennius, Bishop of Arles

Letter XLIII

To Theodosius Augustus

Letter XLIV

To Theodosius Augustus

Letter XLV

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter XLVI

From Hilary, then Deacon (afterwards Bishop of Rome) to Pulcheria Augusta

Letter XLVII

To Anastasius, Bishop of Thessalonica

Letter XLVIII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter XLIX

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter L

To the people of Constantinople, by the hand of Epiphanius and Dionysius, Notary of the Church of Rome

Letter LI

To Faustus and other Presbyters and Archimandrites in Constantinople

Letter LII

From Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrus, to Leo. (See vol. iii. of this Series, p. 293.)

Letter LIII

A fragment of a letter from Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople, to Leo (about his consecration)

Letter LIV

To Theodosius Augustus (asking for a synod in Italy).>

Letters LV. to LVIII

A series of Letters

Letter LVI

(From Galla Placidia Augusta to Theodosius)

Letter LIX

To the Clergy and People of the City of Constantinople

Letter LX

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter LXI

To Martinus and Faustus, Presbyters

Letter LXV

From the Bishops of the Province of Arles

Letter LXVI

Leo’s Reply to Letter LXV

Letter LXVII

To Ravennius, Bishop of Arles

Letter LXVIII

From Three Gallic Bishops to St. Leo

Letter LXIX

(To Theodosius Augustus.)

Letter LXX

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter LXXI

To the Archimandrites of Constantinople

Letter LXXII

To Faustus, One of the Archimandrites at Constantinople

Letter LXXIII

From Valentinian and Marcian

Letter LXXIV

To Martinus, Another of the Archimandrites at Constantinople

Letter LXXV

To Faustus and Martinus Together

Letter LXXVI

From Marcianus Augustus to Leo

Letter LXXVII

From Pulcheria Augusta to Leo

Letter LXXVIII

Leo’s Answer to Marcianus

Letter LXXIX

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter LXXX

(To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople.)

Letter LXXXI

To Bishop Julian

Letter LXXXII

To Marcian Augustus

Letter LXXXIII

To the Same Marcian

Letter LXXXIV

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter LXXXV

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter LXXXVI

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter LXXXVII

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter LXXXVIII

To Paschasinus, Bishop of Lilybaeum

Letter LXXXIX

To Marcian Augustus

Letter XC

To Marcian Augustus

Letter XCI

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter XCII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter XCIII

To the Synod of Chalcedon

Letter XCIV

To Marcian Augustus

Letter XCV

To Pulcheria Augusta by the Hand of Theoctistus the Magistrian

Letter XCVI

To Ravennius, Bishop of Arles

Letter XCVII

From Eusebius, Bishop of Milan, to Leo

Letter XCVIII

From the Synod of Chalcedon to Leo

Letter XCIX

From Ravennus and Other Gallic Bishops

Letter C

From the Emperor Marcian

Letter CI

From Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople, to Leo

Letter CII

To the Gallic Bishops

Letter CIII

To the Gallic Bishops

Letter CIV

Leo, the Bishop, to Marcian Augustus

Letter CV

(To Pulcheria Augusta about the self-seeking of Anatolius.)

Letter CVI

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople, in rebuke of his self-seeking

Letter CVII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CVIII

To Theodore, Bishop of Forum Julii

Letter CIX

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CX

From Marcian Augustus

Letter CXI

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXII

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter CXIII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXIV

To the Bishops Assembled in Synod at Chalcedon

Letter CXV

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXVI

To Pulcheria Augusta

Letter CXVII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXVIII

To the Same Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXIX

To Maximus, Bishop of Antioch, by the hand of Marian the Presbyter, and Olympius the Deacon

Letter CXX

To Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrus, on Perseverance in the Faith

Letters CXXI. and CXXII

The former to Marcian Augustus, and the other to Julian the Bishop

Letter CXXIII

To Eudocia Augusta , about the Monks of Palestine

Letter CXXIV

To the Monks of Palestine

Letter CXXV

To Julian, the Bishop, by Count Rodanus

Letter CXXVI

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXXVII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXXVIII

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXXIX

To Proterius, Bishop of Alexandria

Letter CXXX

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXXXI

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXXXII

From Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople, to Leo

Letter CXXXIII

From Proterius, Bishop of Alexandria, to Leo

Letter CXXXIV

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXXXV

To Anatolius

Letter CXXXVI

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXXXVII

To the same, and on the same day

Letter CXXXVIII

To the Bishops of Gaul and Spain

Letter CXXXIX

To Juvenal, Bishop of Jerusalem

Letter CXL

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXLI

To the Same

Letter CXLII

To Marcian Augustus

Letter CXLIII

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter CXLIV

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CXLV

To Leo Augustus

Letter CXLVI

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter CXLVII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos, and Aetius, the Presbyter

Letter CXLVIII

To Leo Augustus

Letter CXLIX

To Basil, Bishop of Antioch

Letter CL

To Euxitheus, Bishop of Thessalonica (and Others)

Letter CLI

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter CLII

To Julian, Bishop of Cos

Letter CLIII

To Aetius, Presbyter of Constantinople

Letter CLIV

To the Egyptian Bishops

Letter CLV

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter CLVI

To Leo Augustus

Letter CLVII

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter CLVIII

To the Catholic Bishops of Egypt Sojourning in Constantinople

Letter CLIX

To Nicaetas, Bishop of Aquileia

Letter CLX

(See Letter CLVIII.)

Letter CLXI

To the Presbyters, Deacons and Clergy of the Church of Constantinople

Letter CLXII

To Leo Augustus

Letter CLXIII

To Anatolius, Bishop of Constantinople. By Patritius the Deacon the Deacon

Letter CLXIV

To Leo Augustus

Letter CLXV

To Leo Augustus

Letter CLXVI

To Neo, Bishop of Ravenna

Letter CLXVII

To Rusticus, Bishop of Gallia Narbonensis, with the replies to his Questions on various points

Letter CLXVIII

To all the Bishops of Campania, Samnium and Picenum

Letter CLXIX

To Leo Augustus

Letter CLXX

To Gennadius, Bishop of Constantinople

Letter CLXXI

To Timothy, Bishop of Alexandria

Letter CLXXII

To the Presbyters and Deacons of the Church of Alexandria

Letter CLXXIII

To Certain Egyptian Bishops

Sermons

Sermon I

Preached on his Birthday , or day of Ordination

Sermon II

On his Birthday, II.: Delivered on the Anniversary of his Consecration

Sermon III

On His Birthday, III: Delivered on the Anniversary of his Elevation to the Pontificate

Sermon IX

Upon the Collections , IV

Sermon X

On the Collections, V

Sermon XII

On the Fast of The Tenth Month, I

Sermon XVI

On the Fast of the Tenth Month

Sermon XVII

On the Fast of the Tenth Month, VI

Sermon XIX

On the Fast of the Ten Month, VIII

Sermon XXI

On the Feast of the Nativity, I

Sermon XXII

On the Feast of the Nativity, II

Sermon XXIII

On the Feast of the Nativity, III

Sermon XXIV

On the Feast of the Nativity, IV

Sermon XXVI

On the Feast of the Nativity, VI

Sermon XXVII

On the Feast of the Nativity, VII

Sermon XXVIII

On the Festival of the Nativity, VIII

Sermon XXXI

On the Feast of the Epiphany, I

Sermon XXXIII

On the Feast of the Epiphany, III

Sermon XXXIV

On the Feast of the Epiphany, IV

Sermon XXXVI

On the Feast of the Epiphany, VI

Sermon XXXIX

On Lent, I

Sermon XL

On Lent, II

Sermon XLII

On Lent, IV

Sermon XLVI

On Lent, VIII

Sermon XLIX

On Lent, XI

Sermon LI

A Homily delivered on the Saturday before the Second Sunday in Lent—on the Transfiguration, S. Matt. xvii. 1–13

Sermon LIV

On the Passion, III.; delivered on the Sunday before Easter

Sermon LV

On the Lord’s Passion IV., delivered on Wednesday in Holy Week

Sermon LVIII

(On the Passion, VII.)

Sermon LIX

(On the Passion, VIII.: on Wednesday in Holy Week.)

Sermon LXII

(On the Passion, XI.)

Sermon LXIII

(On the Passion, XII.: preached on Wednesday.)

Sermon LXVII

(On the Passion, XVI.: delivered on the Sunday.)

Sermon LXVIII

(On the Passion, XVII.: delivered on the Wednesday.)

Sermon LXXI

(On the Lord’s Resurrection, I.; delivered on Holy Saturday in the Vigil of Easter .)

Sermon LXXII

(On the Lord’s Resurrection, II.)

Sermon LXXIII

(On the Lord’s Ascension, I.)

Sermon LXXIV

(On the Lord’s Ascension, II.)

Sermon LXXV

(On Whitsuntide, I.)

Sermon LXXVII

(On Whitsuntide, III.)

Sermon LXXVIII

(On the Whitsuntide Fast, I.)

Sermon LXXXII

On the Feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul (June 29)

Sermon LXXXIV

Concerning the Neglect of the Commemoration

Sermon LXXXV

On the Feast of S. Laurence the Martyr (Aug. 10)

Sermon LXXXVIII

On the Fast of the Seventh Month, III

Sermon XC

(On the Fast of Seventh Month, V.)

Sermon XCI

On the Fast of the Seventh Month, VI

Sermon XCV

A Homily on the Beatitudes, St. Matt. v. 1–9

The Book Of Pastoral Rule, And Selected Epistles, Of Gregory The Great Bishop Of Rome

The Book of Pastoral Rule

The Book of Pastoral Rule of Saint Gregory the Great, Roman Pontiff, to John, Bishop of the City of Ravenna

Part I

Gregory to his most reverend and most holy brother and fellow-bishop, John

Chapter I

That the unskilful venture not to approach an office of authority

Chapter II

That none should enter on a place of government who practise not in life what they have learnt by study

Chapter III

Of the weight of government; and that all manner of adversity is to be despised, and prosperity feared

Chapter IV

That for the most part the occupation of government dissipates the solidity of the mind

Chapter V

Of those who are able to profit others by virtuous example in supreme rule, but fly from it in pursuit of their own ease

Chapter VI

That those who fly from the burden of rule through humility are then truly humble when they resist not the divine decrees

Chapter VII

That sometimes some laudably desire the office of preaching, while others, as laudably, are drawn to it by compulsion

Chapter VIII

Of those who covet pre-eminence, and seize on the language of the Apostle to serve the purpose of their own cupidity

Chapter IX

That the mind of those who wish for pre-eminence for the most part flatters itself with a feigned promise of good works

Chapter X

What manner of man ought to come to rule

Chapter XI

What manner of man ought not to come to rule

Part II

Of the Life of the Pastor

Chapter I

How one who has in due order arrived at a place of rule ought to demean himself in it

Chapter II

That the ruler should be pure in thought

Chapter III

That the ruler should be always chief in action

Chapter IV

That the ruler should be discreet in keeping silence, profitable in speech

Chapter V

That the ruler should be a near neighbour to every one in compassion, and exalted above all in contemplation

Chapter VI

That the ruler should be, through humility, a companion of good livers, but, through the zeal of righteousness, rigid against the vices of evildoers

Chapter VII

That the ruler relax not his care for the things that are within in his occupation among the things that are without, nor neglect to provide for the things that are without in his solicitude for the things that are within

Chapter VIII

That the ruler should not set his heart on pleasing men, and yet should give heed to what ought to please them

Chapter IX

That the ruler ought to be careful to understand how commonly vices pass themselves off as virtues

Chapter X

What the ruler’s discrimination should be between correction and connivance, between fervour and gentleness

Chapter XI

How intent the ruler ought to be on meditations in the Sacred Law

Part III

How the Ruler, While Living Well, Ought to Teach and Admonish Those that are Put Under Him

Prologue

Chapter I

What diversity there ought to be in the art of preaching

Chapter II

How the poor and the rich should be admonished

Chapter III

How the joyful and the sad are to be admonished

Chapter IV

How subjects and prelates are to be admonished

Chapter V

How servants and masters are to be admonished

Chapter VI

How the wise and the dull are to be admonished

Chapter VII

How the impudent and bashful are to be admonished

Chapter VIII

How the forward and the faint-hearted are to be admonished

Chapter IX

How the impatient and the patient are to be admonished

Chapter X

How the kindly-disposed and the envious are to be admonished

Chapter XI

How the simple and the crafty are to be admonished

Chapter XII

How the whole and the sick are to be admonished

Chapter XIII

How those who fear scourges and those who contemn them are to be admonished

Chapter XIV

How the silent and the talkative are to be admonished

Chapter XV

How the slothful and the hasty are to be admonished

Chapter XVI

How the meek and the passionate are to be admonished

Chapter XVII

How the humble and the haughty are to be admonished

Chapter XVIII

How the obstinate and the fickle are to be admonished

Chapter XIX

How those who use food intemperately and those who use it sparingly are to be admonished

Chapter XX

How to be admonished are those who give away what is their own, and those who seize what belongs to others

Chapter XXI

How those are to be admonished who desire not the things of others, but keep their own; and those who give of their own, yet seize on those of others

Chapter XXII

How those that are at variance and those that are at peace are to be admonished

Chapter XXIII

How sowers of strifes and peacemakers are to be admonished

Chapter XXIV

How the rude in sacred learning, and those who are learned but not humble, are to be admonished

Chapter XXV

How those are to be admonished who decline the office of preaching out of too great humility, and those who seize on it with precipitate haste

Chapter XXVI

How those are to be admonished with whom everything succeeds according to their wish, and those with whom nothing does

Chapter XXVII

How the married and the single are to be admonished

Chapter XXVIII

How those are to be admonished who have had experience of the sins of the flesh, and those who have not

Chapter XXIX

How they are to be admonished who lament sins of deed, and those who lament only sins of thought

Chapter XXX

How those are to be admonished who abstain not from the sins which they bewail, and those who, abstaining from them, bewail them not

Chapter XXXI

How those are to be admonished who praise the unlawful things of which they are conscious, and those who while condemning them, in no wise guard against them

Chapter XXXII

How those are to be admonished who sin from sudden impulse and those who sin deliberately

Chapter XXXIII

How those are to be admonished who commit very small but frequent faults, and those who, while avoiding such as are very small, are sometimes plunged in such as are grievous

Chapter XXXIV

How those are to be admonished who do not even begin good things, and those who do not finish them when begun

Chapter XXXV

How those are to be admonished who do bad things secretly and good things openly, and those who do contrariwise

Chapter XXXVI

Concerning the exhortation to be addressed many at once, that It may so aid the virtues of each among them that vices contrary to such virtues may not grow up through it

Chapter XXXVII

Of the exhortation to be applied to one person, who labours under contrary passions

Chapter XXXVIII

That sometimes lighter vices are to be left alone, that more grievous ones may be removed

Chapter XXXIX

That deep things ought not to be preached at all to weak souls

Chapter XL

Of the work and the voice of preaching

Part IV

How the Preacher, When He Has Accomplished All Aright, Should Return to Himself, Lest Either His Life or His Preaching Lift Him Up

Register of the Epistles of Saint Gregory the Great

Book I

The Month of September, Indiction IX., Being the First Year of His Ordination

Epistle I

To all the Bishops of Sicily

Epistle II

To Justinus, Praetor of Sicily

Epistle III

To Paul, Scholasticus

Epistle IV

To John, Bishop of Constantinople

Epistle V

To Theoctista, Sister of the Emperor

Epistle VI

To Narses, Patrician

Epistle VII

To Anastasius, Patriarch of Antioch

Epistle IX

To Peter the Subdeacon

Epistle X

To Bacauda and Agnellus, Bishops

Epistle XI

To Clementina, Patrician

Epistle XII

To John, Bishop of Urbs Vetus (Orvieto)

Epistle XVI

To Severus, Bishop of Aquileia

Epistle XVII

To all the Bishops of Italy

Epistle XVIII

To Peter the Subdeacon

Epistle XIX

To Natalis, Bishop of Salona

Epistle XX

To Honoratus, Deacon of Salona

Epistle XXI

To Natalis, Bishop of Salona

Epistle XXV

To John, Bishop of Constantinople, and the Other Patriarchs

Epistle XXVI

To Anastasius, Patriarch of Antioch

Epistle XXVII

To Anastasius, Archbishop of Corinth

Epistle XXVIII

To Sebastian, Bishop of Rhisinum [in Dalmatia]

Epistle XXIX

To Aristobulus, Ex-Prefect and Antigraphus

Epistle XXXIII

To Romanus, Patrician, and Exarch of Italy

Epistle XXXIV

To Venantius, Ex-Monk, Patrician of Syracuse

Epistle XXXV

To Peter, Bishop of Terracina

Epistle XXXVI

To Peter the Subdeacon

Epistle XXXIX

To Anthemius, Subdeacon

Epistle XLI

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle XLII

To Anthemius, Subdeacon

Epistle XLIII

To Leander Bishop of Hispalis (Seville)

Epistle XLIV

To Peter, Subdeacon of Sicily

Epistle XLVI

To Peter the Subdeacon

Epistle XLVII

To Virgilius, Bishop of Arelate (Arles) and Theodorus, Bishop of Massilia (Marseilles)

Epistle XLVIII

To Theodorus, Duke of Sardinia

Epistle XLIX

To Honoratus, Deacon

Epistle L

To Anthemius the Subdeacon

Epistle LII

To Symmachus the Defensor

Epistle LVI

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle LVII

To Severus, Bishop

Epistle LVIII

To Arsicinus Duke, the Clergy, Nobility, and Common People (ordini et plebi) of the City of Ariminum

Epistle LXI

To Gennadius, Patrician and Exarch of Africa

Epistle LXII

To Januarius, Archbishop of Caralis (Cagliari) in Sardinia

Epistle LXIII

To Januarius, Bishop of Caralis (Cagliari) in Sardinia

Epistle LXVI

To Felix, Bishop of Messana (Messene)

Epistle LXVII

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle LXXII

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle LXXIV

To Gennadius, Patrician and Exarch of Africa

Epistle LXXV

To Gennadius, Patrician, and Exarch throughout Africa

Epistle LXXVII

To All the Bishops of Numidia

Epistle LXXVIII

To Leo, Bishop in Corsica

Epistle LXXIX

To Martinus, Bishop in Corsica

Epistle LXXX

To the Clergy and Nobles of Corsica

Book II

Epistle III

To Velox, Magister Militium

Epistle VI

To the Neapolitans

Epistle VII

To Maximianus, Bishop of Syracuse

Epistle IX

To the Neapolitans

Epistle X

To Paulus, Bishop of Naples

Epistle XII

To Castorius, Bishop of Ariminum

Epistle XV

To Paul, Bishop

Epistle XVIII

To Natalis, Bishop of Salona

Epistle XIX

To all the Bishops of Dalmatia

Epistle XX

To Antoninus, Subdeacon

Epistle XXII

To all the Bishops of Illyricum

Epistle XXIII

To John, Bishop

Epistle XXVI

To John, Bishop

Epistle XXVII

To Rusticiana, Patrician

Epistle XXIX

To Maurilius and Vitalianus

Epistle XXX

To Maurilius and Vitalianus

Epistle XXXII

To Peter, Subdeacon of Sicily

Epistle XXXIII

To Justinus, Praetor

Epistle XXXIV

To Maximianus, Bishop of Syracuse

Epistle XXXVI

To the Abbot Eusebius

Epistle XXXVII

To John, Bishop of Squillacium (Squillace, in Calabria)

Epistle XLI

To Castorius, Bishop

Epistle XLII

To Luminosus, Abbot

Epistle XLVI

To John, Bishop

Epistle XLVII

To Dominicus, Bishop

Epistle XLVIII

To Columbus, Bishop

Epistle XLIX

To Januarius, Archbishop

Epistle LI

To All Bishops

Epistle LII

To Natalis, Bishop

Epistle LIV

Here follows the Epistle of Saint Licinianus, bishop, concerning the Book of Rules, addressed to Saint Gregory, pope of the city of Rome

Book III

Epistle I

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle II

To Paulus, Bishop

Epistle III

To John, Abbot

Epistle V

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle VI

To John, Bishop

Epistle VII

To John, Bishop

Epistle VIII

To Natalis, Archbishop

Epistle IX

To Antoninus, Subdeacon

Epistle X

To Savinus, Subdeacon

Epistle XII

To Maximianus, Bishop

Epistle XV

To Scholasticus, Judge

Epistle XXII

To Antoninus, Subdeacon

Epistle XXIX

To the Presbyters and Clergy of Mediolanum (Milan)

Epistle XXX

To John, Subdeacon

Epistle XXXI

To Romanus, Patrician

Epistle XXXII

To Honoratus, Archdeacon

Epistle XXXIII

To Dynamius, Patrician

Epistle XXXV

To Peter, Subdeacon

Epistle XXXVI

To Sabinus, Guardian (Defensorem)

Epistle XXXVIII

To Libertinus, Praefect

Epistle XLV

To Andrew, Bishop

Epistle XLVI

To John, Bishop

Epistle XLVII

To the Clergy of the Church of Salona

Epistle XLVIII

To Columbus, Bishop

Epistle XLIX

To Adeodatus, Bishop

Epistle LI

To Maximianus, Bishop

Epistle LIII

To John, Bishop

Epistle LVI

To John, Bishop

Epistle LVII

From John, Bishop of Ravenna to Pope Gregory

Epistle LIX

To Secundinus, Bishop

Epistle LX

To Italica, Patrician

Epistle LXV

To Mauricius Augustus

Epistle LXVI

To Theodorus, Physician

Epistle LXVII

To Domitian, Metropolitan

Book IV

Epistle I

To Constantius, Bishop

Epistle II

To Constantius, Bishop

Epistle III

To Constantius, Bishop

Epistle IV

To Queen Theodelinda

Epistle V

To Boniface, Bishop

Epistle VI

To Cyprian, Deacon

Epistle VII

To Gennadius, Patrician

Epistle VIII

To Januarius, Bishop

Epistle IX

To Januarius, Bishop

Epistle X

To All the Bishops of Dalmatia

Epistle XI

To Maximianus, Bishop

Epistle XV

To Januarius, Bishop

Epistle XVIII

To Maurus, Abbot

Epistle XX

To Maximus, Pretender (Praesumptorem)

Epistle XXI

To Venantius, Bishop

Epistle XXIII

To Hospito, Duke of the Barbaricini

Epistle XXIV

To Zabardas, Duke of Sardinia

Epistle XXV

To the Nobles and Proprietors in Sardinia

Epistle XXVI

To Januarius, Bishop

Epistle XXVII

To Januarius, Bishop

Epistle XXIX

To Januarius, Bishop

Epistle XXX

To Constantina Augusta

Epistle XXXI

To Theodorus, Physician

Epistle XXXII

To Narses the Patrician

Epistle XXXIII

To Anthemius, Subdeacon

Epistle XXXIV

To Pantaleo, Praefect

Epistle XXXV

To Victor and Columbus, Bishops

Epistle XXXVI

To Leo, Bishop

Epistle XXXVIII

To Queen Theodelinda

Epistle XXXIX

To Constantius, Bishop

Epistle XLVI

To Rusticiana, Patrician

Epistle XLVII

To Sabinianus, Deacon

Book V

Epistle II

To Felix, Bishop, and Cyriacus, Abbot

Epistle IV

To Constantius, Bishop

Epistle V

To Dominicus, Bishop

Epistle VIII

To Cyprian, Deacon

Epistle XI

To John, Bishop

Epistle XV

To John, Bishop

Epistle XVII

To Cyprian, Deacon

Epistle XVIII

To John, Bishop

Epistle XIX

To Sabinianus, Deacon

Epistle XX

To Mauricius Augustus

Epistle XXI

To Constantina Augusta

Epistle XXIII

To Castorius, Notary

Epistle XXV

To Severus, Bishop

Epistle XXVI

To the people of Ravenna

Epistle XXIX

To Vincomalus, Guardian (Defensorem)

Epistle XXX

To Mauricius Augustus

Epistle XXXVI

To Severus, Scholasticus

Epistle XXXIX

To Anastasius, Bishop

Epistle XL

To Mauricius Augustus

Epistle XLI

To Constantina Augusta

Epistle XLII

To Sebastian, Bishop

Epistle XLIII

To Eulogius and Anastasius, Bishops

Epistle XLVIII

To Andrew, Scholasticus

Epistle XLIX

To Leander, Bishop

Epistle LII

To John, Archbishop

Epistle LIII

To Virgilius, Bishop

Epistle LIV

To all the Bishops of the Kingdom of Childebert

Epistle LV

To King Childebert

Epistle LVI

To Marinianus, Bishop

Epistle LVII

To John, Bishop

Epistle LVIII

To all the Bishops throughout Helladia

Book VI

Epistle I

To Marinianus, Bishop

Epistle II

To the Clergy and People of Ravenna

Epistle III

To Maximus of Salona

Epistle V

To Queen Brunichild

Epistle VI

To King Childebert

Epistle VII

To Candidus, Presbyter

Epistle VIII

To the Bishops of Epirus

Epistle IX

To Donus, Bishop

Epistle XII

To Montana and Thomas

Epistle XIV

To the Count Narses

Epistle XV

To John, Bishop

Epistle XVI

To Mauricius, Augustus

Epistle XVII

To Theotistus

Epistle XVIII

To John, Bishop

Epistle XXII

To Peter, Bishop

Epistle XXIV

To Marinianus, Bishop

Epistle XXV

To Maximus of Salona

Epistle XXVI

To the Salonitans

Epistle XXVII

To the Clergy and People of Jadera

Epistle XXIX

To Marinianus, Bishop

Epistle XXX

To Secundus

Epistle XXXII

To Fortunatus, Bishop

Epistle XXXIV

To Castorius, Notary

Epistle XXXV

To Anthemius, Subdeacon

Epistle XXXVII

To Columbus, Bishop

Epistle XLIII

To Venantius, Patrician

Epistle XLIV

To John, Bishop

Epistle XLVI

To Felix, Bishop of Pisaurum (Pesaro)

Epistle XLVIII

To Urbicus, Abbot

Epistle XLIX

To Palladius, Bishop

Epistle L

To Queen Brunichild

Epistle LI

To the Brethren going to England (Angliam)

Epistle LII

To Pelagius and Serenus, Bishops

Epistle LIII

To Virgilius, Bishop

Epistle LIV

To Desiderius and Syagrius, Bishops

Epistle LV

To Protasius, Bishop

Epistle LVI

To Stephen, Abbot

Epistle LVII

To Arigius, Patrician

Epistle LVIII

To Theodoric and Theodebert

Epistle LIX

To Brunichild, Queen of the Franks

Epistle LX

To Eulogius, Bishop

Epistle LXI

To Castorius, Notary

Epistle LXIII

To Gennadius, Patrician

Epistle LXV

To Mauricius, Emperor

Epistle LXVI

To Athanasius, Presbyter

Book VII

Epistle II

To Columbus, Bishop

Epistle IV

To Cyriacus, Bishop

Epistle V

To Cyriacus, Bishop

Epistle VI

To Mauricius Augustus

Epistle VII

To Peter, Domitian, and Elpidius

Epistle XI

To Rufinus, Bishop of Ephesus

Epistle XII

To Respecta, Abbess

Epistle XIII

To Fortunatus, Bishop

Epistle XV

To George, Presbyter

Epistle XVII

To Sabinianus, Bishop

Epistle XIX

To Marinianus, Archbishop

Epistle XX

To the Clergy and People Ariminum

Epistle XXIII

To Fortunatus and Anthemius

Epistle XXV

To Gregoria

Epistle XXVI

To Theoctista, Patrician

Epistle XXVII

To Anastasius, Bishop

Epistle XXVIII

To Theodore, Physician

Epistle XXX

To Narses, the Religious (Narsae Relegioso)

Epistle XXXI

To Cyriacus, Bishop

Epistle XXXII

To Anastasius, Presbyter

Epistle XXXIII

To Mauricius Augustus

Epistle XXXIV

To Eulogius, Bishop

Epistle XXXV

To Dominicus, Bishop

Epistle XXXVIII

To Donus, Bishop

Epistle XXXIX

To John, Bishop

Epistle XL

To Eulogius, Bishop

Epistle XLII

To Marinianus, Bishop

Epistle XLIII

To Marinianus, Bishop

Book VIII

Epistle I

To Peter, Bishop

Epistle II

To Anastasius, Bishop of Antioch

Epistle III

To Donus, Bishop of Messana (in Sicily)

Epistle V

To various Metropolitans and Bishops

Epistle VI

To Amos, Patriarch of Jerusalem

Epistle X

To Sabinianus, Bishop of Jadera

Epistle XIII

To Columbus

Epistle XIV

To Boniface, First Guardian (Defensorem)

Epistle XV

To Marinianus, Bishop of Ravenna

Epistle XVII

To Maurentius

Epistle XVIII

To Agnellus, Bishop of Terracina

Epistle XX

To Marinianus, Bishop of Ravenna

Epistle XXI

To John, Bishop of Syracuse

Epistle XXII

To Rusticiana, Patrician

Epistle XXIII

To Fantinus, Guardian (Defensorem)

Epistle XXIV

To Sabinianus, Bishop of Jadera

Epistle XXIX

To Eulogius, Bishop of Alexandria

Epistle XXX

To Eulogius, Bishop of Alexandria

Epistle XXXIII

To Dominicus

Epistle XXXIV

To John Bishop of Scyllacium

Epistle XXXV

To Leontius, Ex-Consul

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