Internet Medieval Sourcebook
Selected Sources: The Roman Church
Contents
The Rise of the Church of Rome
- Biblical Proof Texts: Matt 16:18, Luke 22
- Council of Sardica: Canon V on the Roman
See 343.
- Gelasius: On the Two Powers. See also
Catholic Encyclopedia: Pope St.
Gelasius I
- Valentian III: Edict on Power of Roman
See, 445.
- Leo I: On The Petrine Doctrine. See also
Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Leo I, the
Great
-
Leo I: Sermon 82: On the Feast
of Peter and Paul, [At New Advent].
Makes clear the importance of the presence of Peter and Paul in Rome for papal claims.
- Gregory I the Great (r.590-604): Letters
showing Papal Activity. See also
Catholic Encyclopedia: Pope St.
Gregory I, the Great
- Gregory I the Great (r.590-604): The Book
of Pastoral Rule, excerpts, c. 590
- Gregory I the Great (r.590-604): Moralia in Iob:
Discussion of His Own Mind (d. 604), from the draft translation by James O'Donnell,
[At UPenn]
- Gregory I the Great (r.590-604): The Papal Estates,
c. 600
- Paulus Diaconus (Paul the Deacon): Pope
Gregory the Great and the Lombards, c. 593
- Bede: Gregory the Great, from the Ecclesiastical
History.
- Creed of the Council of Toledo 675, text document.
Monasticism to A.D. 900
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WEB Internet Theology Resources: Monastic Studies [At
CBSJU]
- Eastern Origins
- Celtic Monasticism
- The Benedictine Movement
The Conversion of Europe
- The Franks
- Celtic Missions
- England
- Germany
- Scandinavia
- The Slavs
- Rus
- Other Missionary Areas
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