Ambrose of Milan discusses sin, forgiveness, and divine grace in Apology for the Prophet David. The opening subject is “david is praised for the humility of his confession; and three reasons are given why it is useful for saints to fall into sin, and God allows it.”
Ambrose of Milan discusses sin, the soul, and divine grace in Commentaries on the Twelve Davidic Psalms. The opening subject is “commentaries on the twelve davidic Psalms by saint ambrose, bishop of milan.”
Ambrose of Milan interprets the Song of Songs, relating the biblical passage to Christian teaching and practice. Topics include the soul, divine grace, and love.
Ambrose of Milan discusses virginity, marriage, and martyrdom in Concerning Virgins, Book 1. The opening subject is “the comeliness of virginity never existed amongst the heathen, neither with the vestal virgins, nor amongst philosophers, such as pythagoras.”
