Leo the Great, Letters

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Leo the Great, Letters

To All the Bishops of Sicily.

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

A Second One from Flavian to Leo.

To Theodosius Augustus.

To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople.

To Theodosius Augustus.

Letters LV. to LVIII.

(Letters LXII., LXIII., LXIV., are the Emperor Theodosius’ answers (a) to Valentinian, (b) to Galla Placidia, and (c) to Licinia Eudoxia (assuring the

To Ravennius, Bishop of Arles.

Letter LXXVIII.

Letter LXXXIII.

Letter LXXXVII.

Letter LXXXVIII.

Letters CXXI. and CXXII.

Letter CXXVIII.

Letter CXXXIII.

Letter CXXXVII.

Letter CXXXVIII.

Letter CXLVIII.

To the Catholic Bishops of Egypt Sojourning in Constantinople.

To Leo Augustus.

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

Letter CLXVIII.

Letter CLXXIII.

Letter LXXIII.

From Valentinian and Marcian.

(Announcing their election as Emperors387 Valentinian III. had been nominally Emperor of the West since 425, but his mother’s (Galla Placidia) death this year compelled him to rule as well as have the name of ruler: almost simultaneously in the East the death of Theodisius II. brought to the front his sister Pulcheria and her soldier husband Marcian. (a.d. 450), and asking his prayers that (per celebrandam synodum, te auctore), peace may be restored to the Church.)