Sermons of Leo the Great

The 'Sermons of Leo the Great' is a collection of sermons by Pope Leo I, who served as Bishop of Rome from 440 AD. Known for his pivotal role in the Christological controversies of the fifth century, Leo's sermons provide insight into his theological perspectives and pastoral care. This work is particularly notable for its context surrounding the Council of Chalcedon and his influential 'Tome,' which shaped early Christian doctrine.