Hormisdas

The Emperor Anastasius, Pious, Fortunate, Renowned, Triumphant, Ever Augustus, to Hormisdas, Most Holy and Devout...

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Thanks be to the power above, which through the words of Your Piety has seen fit to end a long silence, granting us...

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The Emperor Anastasius Augustus to Pope Hormisdas.

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Your Clemency is right to trust, as your glorious letter conveyed to me, that your republic will especially prosper...

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The Emperor Anastasius Augustus to Pope Hormisdas.

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To Senate of Tyanac. 514 AD

You tell me, most merciful Emperor, that your mind is consumed with eager longing until the hoped-for restoration of...

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The Emperor Caesar Flavius Anastasius, Renowned Pontiff, Renowned Conqueror of the Germans, Renowned Conqueror of...

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Reply of the Senate of the City of Rome to the Emperor Anastasius Augustus.

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From John, bishopc. 514 AD

It is right and beneficial that Your Serenity exercises the sharp focus of imperial authority not only in...

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To Fortunatusc. 514 AD

Instructions Given to Ennodius and Fortunatus, Bishops; Venantius, Priest; Vitalis, Deacon; and Hilarus, Notary.

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Copy of the report of John, bishop of Nicopolis.

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To John, of Germaniciac. 514 AD

Hormisdas to John, bishop of Nicopolis.

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To Synod of Chalcedonc. 515 AD

The Synod of Old Epirus — John, Matthew, Constantine, Christodorus, Hilarius, Philippus, Julian, and Chrysippus — to...

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Blessed be God, who joins together the members of his church!

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To John, of Germaniciac. 515 AD

Hormisdas to John, bishop of Nicopolis.

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To The subdeacon Pullioc. 515 AD

[Instructions for Pullio, subdeacon.

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To Synod of Chalcedonc. 515 AD

Hormisdas to John, bishop of Nicopolis, and the Synod.

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To John, of Germaniciac. 515 AD

Hormisdas to John, bishop of Nicopolis.

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To Anastasius I, Constantinoplec. 515 AD

Copy of the Sacred Letter of the Emperor Anastasius Augustus to Pope Hormisdas.

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When Your Clemency's envoys returned some time ago, I replied to your letters and instructions — not covering...

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To Anastasius I, Constantinoplec. 515 AD

When I consider the depth of Your Wisdom, most merciful Emperor, I do not believe that a man looking out for his own...

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To A bishopc. 515 AD

Your affection will wonder at the reason for my long silence — but only if you fail to consider everything that...

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To The orthodox bishopsc. 515 AD

God is indeed the special consolation of the faithful, and those who have devoted themselves to him with their whole...

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To Possessorc. 515 AD

When we hear of the excellent perseverance of Your Charity and recognize the path of true faith that you uphold...

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To Dorotheus, of Thessalonicac. 515 AD

Hormisdas to Dorotheus, Bishop of Thessalonica.

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To Bishops Ennodius and Peregrinus, papal legatesc. 515 AD

After Your Charity's departure, the deacon from Nicopolis — the one who met you on the road — arrived in Rome.

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To Bishops Ennodius and Peregrinus, papal legatesc. 515 AD

In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, with the intercession and assistance of the saints, this...

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To Avitus of Viennec. 515 AD

Hormisdas to Bishop Avitus and all bishops of the province of Vienne under his jurisdiction.

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Copy of the petition from the least of the archimandrites and the rest of the monks of the province of Second Syria.

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To Justin I, Constantinoplec. 515 AD

The Emperor Justin Augustus to Pope Hormisdas.

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The joy we felt at the beginning of your reign — already great in its own right and doubled by your gracious earlier...

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From Johnc. 515 AD

Copy of the report of John, Bishop of Constantinople.

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To Justinian, comesc. 515 AD

Copy of the letter of Justinian.

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I received your letter with the joy that befits its contents: the power of true religion is at work, and the...

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To John, of Constantinoplec. 515 AD

Hormisdas to John, Bishop of Constantinople.

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To John, of Constantinoplec. 515 AD

Hormisdas to John, Bishop of Constantinople.

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To Celer, senatorc. 515 AD

Hormisdas to Celer and Patricius, jointly.

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To Justinian, comesc. 516 AD

Hormisdas to Justinian, the Illustrious.

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To All the catholic faithfulc. 516 AD

Hormisdas to all the catholic faithful, jointly.

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To Anastasia and Palmatiac. 516 AD

Hormisdas to Anastasia and Palmatia, jointly.

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To The papal legatesc. 516 AD

Memorandum received by our legates named above.

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From Johnc. 516 AD

Copy of the libellus of John, Bishop of Constantinople.

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The Emperor Justin Augustus to Hormisdas.

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Copy of the letter of Justinian.

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Copy of the letter of Juliana Anicia.

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To the bishop of the universal Church — from Anastasia.

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To Justin I Augustus, Constantinoplec. 516 AD

The unspeakable mercy of almighty God and His kindness, which He mercifully pours out upon the human race, cannot be...

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When I read the pages of Your Clemency announcing the restoration of the concord of faith, the mind of the whole...

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To John, of Constantinoplec. 516 AD

Hormisdas to John, Bishop of Constantinople.

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To John, of Constantinople, and Dioscorusc. 516 AD

Hormisdas to John, Bishop of Constantinople, and Dioscorus, deacon.

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To Montana and Thomasc. 516 AD

Do not think our mind is idle or indifferent regarding your case, for we think of your hardship no differently than...

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To Unknown official(s)c. 516 AD

Hormisdas to [unknown].

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To Gratus, vir spectabilisc. 516 AD

Hormisdas to Gratus, vir spectabilis.

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To Julianac. 516 AD

Hormisdas to Juliana Anicia.

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To Anastasia and Palmatiac. 516 AD

Hormisdas to Anastasia.

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