Identical to item 1.8.16. 2 leaves, typed. Text is in Slovenian. Historical essay that analyzes texts by Statius, Tacitus, Augustine and others in order to characterize the "mood" of late Roman Christians.

Identical to item 1.9.1. Single leaf, typed. Slovenian headings, Latin text. Leon's excerpt is on Saints Peter and Paul, Gregors is from a homily on "the eschatological mood"

Identical to item 1.9.2. Single leaf, typed. Slovenian headings, Latin text. First citation is from his commentary on Ezechiel (PL 25.15-17), second is from his commentary on Daniel (PL 25. 503-504)

Identical to item 1.9.3. 2 leaves, typed. Slovenian headings, Latin text. Citations are from St. Jerome's commentary on the prophet Amos (PL 25.1021-1023), Augustine's Epistle 80 (PL 33.274), his letter on consoling widows, and finally the De Vivendo Deo (Ep. 147, PL 33)

Single leaf, typed. Subject of the letter is the "Catholic Movement". The Bishop refers to an article on this subject that he had read in the periodical "Die Seelsorge" (or "Pastoral Care"). The letter seems directed at the administration behind this periodical.

3 leaves, unbound. Cursive notes, primarily in Latin, with somme sections and headings in what appears to be Slovenian.

2 leaves, unbound. Cursive notes in French. Headings are underlined, primary subject is "Honoris III in Citeaux"

1 leaf, typed. Letter is in Slovenian, titled "SRCE" (Heart). A short, three paragraph treatment of the nature of the heart. Not biological, but moral and spiritual. The letter is hortatory and edifying, and maintains that only a good heart, and not military, political, or atomic power, can save the world.

Single leaf, print. Focus is on an article titled "Sinn, Aufgabe und Organisation der Katholischen Bewegung" (Meaning, purpose and organization of the Catholic Movement)

Single leaf. Cursive notes in Latin on the subject of the Privilegia Ordinis Cisterciensis