Dialogues

Dialogues is a collection of four books by Pope Gregory I, which features a series of conversations between saints and holy men. Written in the 6th century, these dialogues are an important source of information about the religious beliefs and practices of the time. This new translation by Timothy Cloran makes the text accessible to a modern audience, and will be of interest to scholars of theology and medieval history.

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