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Ambrose
Roman theologian and Bishop of Milan (c. 340–397).
The record
Ambrose was a Roman theologian and Bishop of Milan. Born on 339 in Augusta Treverorum, Ambrose died on 4 April 397 in Mediolanum.
Positions held include Roman Catholic Archbishop of Milan (374–397), Roman governor and bishop. Notable works include Hymns, Hexaemeron and De virginibus.
With a Wikipedia article in 98 languages, Ambrose is No. 6,884 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 339, Augusta Treverorum
- Died
- 4 April 397, Mediolanum
- Country
- Ancient Rome
- Known as
- Writer, philosopher, theologian
- Field
- Religion
- Languages
- Latin, Ancient Greek
- Wikipedia editions
- 98
Did you know
35
Was 35 when first roman Catholic Archbishop of Milan (374).
58
Lived to 58.
2
Two people in the Index born in Augusta Treverorum, with Valentinian II.
98
Has a Wikipedia article in 98 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Career
Positions held
- 374–397Roman Catholic Archbishop of Milan
- —Roman governor
- —Bishop
Connections
Ambrose
- FatherAmbrosius
- SiblingSatyrus of Milan
- SiblingSaint Marcellina
Notable works
Notable works
- Hymns
- Hexaemeron
- De virginibus
- Versus de naturis rerum
- De Abraham
- De bono mortis
- De fuga saeculi
- De fide
- De officiis ministrorum
- De Spiritu Sancto
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