Systems Theology

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Letters

Includes major christological and pastoral correspondence, especially the Tome that shaped Chalcedonian definition.

Leo the Greatmid 5th centuryAbad ke-5

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Wilayah
Western Mediterranean
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Latin
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Letters circulated in Western Mediterranean and is received through Latin manuscript and translation traditions associated with Leo the Great.

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Trinitarian TheologyChristologySpiritual Formation

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  • Christological debates

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  • English translation

    www.newadvent.org · Kualitas sumber: Primer · Terakhir diperiksa: 2026-02-28

  • Archive mirror

    web.archive.org · Kualitas sumber: Arsip · Terakhir diperiksa: 2026-02-28

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    Maps monastic discipline and the struggle against passions through embodied rhythms of prayer and practice.

  • The Enchiridion

    Augustine of Hippoc. AD 421

    A concise handbook of Christian belief and life structured around faith, hope, and love.

  • City of God

    Augustine of Hippoc. AD 413-426

    Interprets history through two loves and two cities, arguing that Christian hope reframes political collapse.

  • Conferences

    John Cassianc. AD 426

    Dialogues with desert elders on purity of heart, discernment, prayer, and the gradual formation of virtue.

  • On Grace and Free Will

    Augustine of Hippoc. AD 426

    Defends both real human willing and the primacy of grace against accounts that make salvation self-generated.

  • Commonitory

    Vincent of Lerinsc. AD 434

    Proposes a rule of catholicity by testing doctrine through continuity, universality, and consent in the church.

  • On the Holy Spirit

    Ambrose of Milanc. AD 381

    Defends the Spirit's divine status and explains trinitarian worship in biblical and pastoral terms.