Gregory the Dialogist interprets 40 Homilies on the Gospels, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. The opening subject is “delivered to the people in the basilica of saint Peter the apostle, on the second sunday of advent of the lord.” Topics include love, sin, and the soul.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets 1 Kings, Book 1, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include prayer, divine grace, and the soul.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets 1 Kings, Book 2, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include sin, love, and the soul.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets 1 Kings, Book 3, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include divine grace, sin, and faith.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets 1 Kings, Book 4, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include pastoral ministry, sin, and love.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets 1 Kings, Book 5, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include sin, love, and virtue.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets 1 Kings, Book 6, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include sin, repentance, and divine grace.
Gregory the Dialogist interprets the Song of Songs, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include love, the soul, and divine grace.
Gregory the Dialogist discusses prayer, the soul, and humility in Dialogues, Book 1. The opening subject is “chapter one: of honoratus, abbot of the monastery of funda.”
