SEVEN EXEGETICAL WORKS
Isaac, or the Soul
Death as a Good
Jacob and the Happy Life
Joseph
The Patriarchs
Flight from the World
The Prayer of Job and David
Translated by
MICHAEL P. McHUGH
University of Connecticut
the catholic university of america press
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May 10, 1971
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Ambrosius, Saint, Bp. of Milan
Seven exegetical works.
(The Fathers of the church, a new translation, v. 65)
CONTENTS: Isaac, or the soul.—Death as a good.—Jacob and the happy life. [etc.]
1. Theology—Collected works—Early church.
I. Title. II. Series.
BR65.A313E55 1972 201′.1 71-157660
ISBN 0-8132-0065-2
ISBN 0-8132-1355-X (pbk.)
Copyright © 1972 by
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA PRESS, INC.
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Reprinted 1985
First paperback reprint 2003
THE FATHERS OF THE CHURCH
A NEW TRANSLATION
VOLUME 65
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Isaac, or the Soul (De Isaac vel anima)
Death as a Good (De bono mortis)
Jacob and the Happy Life (De Iacob et vita beata)
The Patriarchs (De patriarchis)
Flight from the World (De fuga saeculi)
The Prayer of Job and David (De interpellatione Iob et David)
select bibliography*
Texts
Du Frische, J., and Nourry, N. le [Benedictine edition] (Paris 1686, 1690; reprinted PL 14, 15).
Schenkl, Karl. In CSEL 32.1 (Vienna 1896/7) [Isaac, or the Soul and Death as a Good], 32.2 (ibid. 1897) [the other sermons].
Wiesner, W. T., C. M. S. Ambrosii De bono mortis: A Revised Text with an Introduction, Translation, and Commentary (Catholic University of America Patristic Studies 100; Washington, D. C., 1970).
Translations
Beyenka, Sr. M. Melchior, O. P. Saint Ambrose: Letters (FOTC 26; Washington 1954, repr. 1967).
De Mornay, P. Six Excellent Treatises on Life and Death … (London 1607) [copies in the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D. C.; Newberry Library, Chicago].
Deferrari, R. J. Saint Ambrose: Theological and Dogmatic Works (FOTC 44; Washington 1963).
McCauley, L. P., S. J., et al. Funeral Orations by Saint Gregory Nazianzen and Saint Ambrose (FOTC 22; Washington 1953).
Savage, J. J. Saint Ambrose: Hexameron, Paradise, and ...
About Seven Exegetical WorksSt. Ambrose was an archbishop of Milan and one of the most influential figures of the fourth century. He is one of the four original Doctors of the Church and Latin theologians. His writings had a direct influence on St. Augustine, and his intense ecclesiastical awareness expanded and reinforced the Church’s sacerdotal ministry and the high standards of Christian ethics. He furthered fourth-century Mariology, Christology, and soteriology, and allegedly ended Arianism in his diocese, Milan. These volumes of his collected and translated writings bring the intensity of his ancient rhetoric back to the present, allowing us an unusually full glimpse at the early church. |
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