This volume of Ancient Christian Writers includes the works of St. Leo the Great, one of the most important and influential popes of the early Christian Church. From his condemnation of heresy to his defense of the faith, St. Leo's writings offer insight into the politics and theology of the Church in the fifth century. With an introduction by Johannes Quasten, this edition is an essential resource for anyone interested in Christian history and theology.

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