Gregorius I540-604

Introduction

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Gregory the Great (c. 540–604 AD) was bishop of Rome and a major pastor, administrator, exegete, and Latin author of the early medieval church. His writings address clerical responsibility, biblical interpretation, moral formation, and the lives of holy figures. Jerome represents the Moralia in Job, Regula pastoralis, Dialogi, and homiletic works.