Enciclopedia Cattolica Vol. I, 1948

Ambrose of Milan

EMBROGIO DA MILANO

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AMBROSE OF MILAN. - Capuchin theologian, b. in Milan in 1535, d. May 14, 1615. Until the age of fifteen he was educated by the Augustinians, then he entered the Capuchins. He was a renowned lecturer in theology in the general studies of the Marches, Bologna and Tuscany, and twice provincial of Lombardy. A man of great piety and austerity, he was held in high esteem by Cardinal Federico Borromeo. From him there remains to us in manuscript: Il Mistero dell'Ecce Homo, and in print: I Commentari eruditi ed utili sopra l'orazione domenicale; he composed other minor works, today unfindable.

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BIBL.: Valdemiro da Bergamo, I Cappuccini della Provincia Milanese, pp. 92-94; Emidio da Ascoli, s. v. in DSp, I, col. 432.
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“EMBROGIO DA MILANO.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. I (1948), p. 611. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/embrogio-da-milano.

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