... Augustine of Hippo Leo the Great Gregory the Great Council of Nicea Council of Constantinople Council of Chalcedon Council of Sardica when modern-day ecumenists look at the papacy, the constant refrain heard by both Catholic and Orthodox theologians is that recourse must be made...

... On the Unity of the Church Cyprian of Carthage Stephen pope Bede binding and loosing Isidore of Seville pastors Peter as example for Cassian John primacy Boniface pope Siricius pope Simon Peter Origin of Alexandria Tertullian Cyprian of Carthage Augustine of Hippo John Chrysostom Leo the Great...

... of tradition and precedent have come to occupy a privileged position of authority in their own right. The polemic of a fifth-century Western confession by Pope Leo the Great affirms this relation between the two: “A man who has not the most elementary understanding even of the creed itself can have learned...

... Hilary of Poitiers Marius Victorinus Ambrose of Milan Jerome Augustine of Hippo Leo the Great Fulgentius of Ruspe Third Council of Toledo Gregory the Great At some point between the second and fifth centuries the belief that the Spirit proceeded from both the Father and the Son became...

...Aims to bring Cyril into discussion with three of his near contemporaries, Theodore of Mopsuestia, Augustine, and Leo the Great, with the aim of gaining further clarity to the Christological debates of the fifth century, and a better grasp of the theological similarities and differences between...

... dignity fall of humankind God divinity god gods image of God imago Dei soul virtue animals Incarnation of Christ John Scotus Eriugena Peter Lombard rights Robert Grosseteste Thomas Aquinas Bible capital punishment Leo the Great nature punishment Adam Augustine of Hippo free choice...

...Late antique Rome is usually regarded as having become increasingly dominated by the church in the fifth century, particularly during the pontificate of Leo the Great. Most modern scholarship has ignored the voluminous evidence for the persistence of secular power structures (imperial...

... with God, divine adoption or rebirth, the exchange formula, divine indwelling, and eschatological transformation, by considering the works of authors such as Tertullian, Cyprian, Ambrose, Jerome, and Leo the Great. However, most attention is given to St. Augustine, whose contribution to the theology...

...This short chapter argues that Leo the Great is engaged in the same kind of ascetic pneumatology as is Cassian. Even though Leo (as a bishop of Rome) is concerned with the ascetic formation of the laity, he understands the Holy Spirit in much the same way as Cassian, who wrote to form professed...