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The Church believes that the dogma is supported by Scripture e.g., Mary's being greeted by the Angel Gabriel as "full of grace" as well as either directly or indirectly by the writings of Church Fathers such as Irenaeus of Lyons and Ambrose of Milan.
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Fritigil, Queen of the Marcomanni, in 396 applied to Ambrose of Milan for instruction in the doctrines of Christianity.
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Bishop Valerian of Aquileia had consecrated the youthful Vigilius, while the great Ambrose of Milan had instructed him as to his duties in lengthy, fatherly, epistles.
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The litany now asks the prays of St. Sylvester, the pope who saw the triumph of the Crucified over paganism; of the Doctors of the Church; Sts. Gregory the Great, pope; Ambrose of Milan; Augustine of Hippo, in
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Amphilochius, at this time between thirty and forty years of age, was soon ordained and consecrated, perhaps, like Ambrose of Milan and Eusebius of Caesarea per saltum, to the important see of Iconium, recently vacated by the death of Faustinus.
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Eusebius, like Ambrose of Milan, a layman of rank and influence, was elevated per saltum to the episcopate.
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The defenders of orthodoxy, such as Hilary of Poitiers, Ambrose of Milan, Jerome, and Augustine, showed considerable ingenuity in explaining how these biblical passages could be reconciled with
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Ambrose of Milan "Letter to Emperor Theodosius", May 390, Letter 51 PL 16,1160-64
Church and State in the Early Church: an outline of documents
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Ambrose of Milan "Letter to Emperor Valentinian II", March 386, Letter 21 PL 16,1003-7
Church and State in the Early Church: an outline of documents
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Ambrose of Milan "Sermon against Auxentius", Palm Sunday 386 PL 1007-18
Church and State in the Early Church: an outline of documents
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