Epistulae Wisigothicae (Visigothic Letters)
The grace of almighty God, who has guided our people from the darkness of error into the light of truth, moves me to...
Gregory, servant of the servants of God, to the most excellent lord, our son Reccared, king of the Visigoths.
My dear friend — for after the years of our friendship in Constantinople I cannot address you otherwise — the...
The Moralia has arrived and I have read — I should say I have begun to read — it with the wonder and gratitude you...
Reccared, king of the Goths, by the grace of God, to all our faithful subjects,
The year since Toledo has been one of consolidation and, I think it is fair to say, of genuine progress.
To my beloved brother in Christ,
To my beloved colleague in the episcopate,
From the bishops assembled in the name of Christ, to our brothers in the faith and to our lord the king,
To my dear brother bishop,
To my reverend brother,
From the royal court to our faithful servant,
To my dear brother and colleague,
To our trusted administrator,
To our lord the king and to our brothers in the faith,
From the king of the Goths, to our faithful servant,
To my dear brother,
To my brothers in the faith and service of Christ,
Isidore of Seville [c.
King Sisebut [r.612-621, the most learned of the Visigothic kings and himself a Latin poet] writes to Isidore of...
Isidore of Seville [bishop and scholar, c.
Isidore of Seville [bishop, scholar, c.
A synodal letter from the Third Council of Toledo [589], the landmark assembly at which the Visigothic king Reccared [r.
An epistola from the Fourth Council of Toledo [633] addressed to the Visigothic clergy, communicating the council's...
A letter from the Visigothic court to Pope Honorius I [r.
An episcopal letter from the Visigothic church addressed to Visigothic clergy and laity on the subject of Arianism...
Braulio of Zaragoza [bishop, c.
Isidore of Seville [bishop and encyclopedist, c.
King Swinthila [r.621-631, the Visigothic king who briefly unified all of Iberia under Visigothic rule] writes to...
A letter from a Visigothic council [636] addressed to the Visigothic ecclesiastical establishment on questions of...