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Gregory the Great Gregory I

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Gregory's letters are extraordinarily interesting, not only as showing his character, but as giving a picture of his age. His tone, except to the emperor and the ladies of the Byzantine court, is that of a head master-sometimes commending, often reproving, never showing the faintest hesitation as to his right to give orders.
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Bertrand Russell, in A History of Western Philosophy (1945), Book Two: Catholic Philosophy, Ch. VI: Saint Benedict and Gregory the Great, p. 383

 
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