CATALOGUE

OF ALL SERMONS, HOMILIES,

and Letters of Saint Leo. original: "D. Leonis", an abbreviation for "Divi Leonis" or "Domini Leonis", titles of respect for a saint or doctor of the church.

SERMONS.

On the anniversary of his elevation to the papacy, 3 sermons.
On the collections, 5 sermons. original: "De collectis"; these refer to sermons given on days of organized almsgiving or specific liturgical assemblies.
On the fast of the tenth month and the collections, 8 sermons. The "tenth month" refers to December in the traditional Roman calendar.
On the solemnity of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ, 10 sermons.
On the solemnity of the Epiphany of our Lord Jesus Christ, 8 sermons.
On Lent, 12 sermons. original: "De Quadragesima".
On the Passion of the Lord, 19 sermons.
On the Resurrection of the Lord, 2 sermons.
On the Ascension of the Lord, 2 sermons.
On Pentecost, 4 sermons.
On the fast of Pentecost, 4 sermons.
On the feast day of the apostles Peter & Paul, 2 sermons. original: "natiuitate", literally 'birth', but used in the church to mean the 'heavenly birthday' or feast day of a saint.
On the octave of the apostles Peter & Paul, a single sermon. An "octave" is the eighth day after a major feast, including the days between.
On the feast day of the seven holy Maccabee brothers, a sermon.
On the feast day of Saint Lawrence the martyr, a sermon. leaf 75
On the fast of the seventh month, 9 sermons. The "seventh month" refers to September.
Against the heresy of Eutyches, a sermon or Treatise. Eutyches was a monk whose teachings on the nature of Christ were condemned as heresy at the Council of Chalcedon.

HOMILIES.

On the transfiguration of the Lord, a homily.
On the feast of All Saints, a homily.

LETTERS.

To the Bishops established throughout Campania, Picenum & Tuscany, 1 letter.
To the Bishops established throughout Italy, 2 letters.
To Julian, Bishop of Aquileia, 3rd letter.
To the Bishops established throughout Sicily,

4th letter.
To Dorus, Bishop of Benevento, 5th letter.
To Eutyches, Abbot of Constantinople, 6th letter.
To Theodosius Augustus, 7th letter. Theodosius II, the Eastern Roman Emperor.
To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople, 8th letter.
A letter of Flavian to Leo, Pope of the city of Rome.
Another letter of Flavian to Leo.
From Leo to Theodosius Augustus, 9th letter.
To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople, 10th letter.
To Bishop Julian, 11th letter.
To Theodosius Augustus, 12th letter.
To Pulcheria Augusta, 13th letter. Empress Pulcheria, sister of Theodosius II.
To Faustus, Martianus & the others, 14th letter.
To the second Synod of Ephesus, 15th letter. Often referred to as the "Robber Council" of 449 AD.
To Flavian, Bishop of Constantinople, 16th letter.
To Theodosius Augustus, 17th letter.
To Pulcheria Augusta, 18th letter.
To Bishop Julian, 19th letter.
To Bishop Flavian, 20th letter.
To Bishop Flavian, 21st letter.
To the Bishops of Constantinople, 22nd letter.
To the clergy & people of the city of Constantinople, 23rd letter.
To Theodosius Augustus, 24th letter.
To Theodosius Augustus, 25th letter.
To Pulcheria Augusta, 26th letter.
To Bishop Flavian, 27th letter.
To Faustus & the others, 28th letter.