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 1 2 |     marriage;2 and furthermore, as Ambrose writes,3 "We read that also
 2 4 |            as Cyprian, Athanasius, Ambrose, John Chrysostom, Jerome,
 3 17|       spouses of Christ.23 And St. Ambrose, writing succinctly of the
 4 42|          the laity. On this point, Ambrose fittingly writes: "To sow
 5 47|     imposed, but proposed," as St. Ambrose so aptly observed.70 ~
 6 49|            virginity, according to Ambrose, is as a sacrificial offering,
 7 62| importunate it will be opened."108 Ambrose adds that the constant fidelity
 8 64|          teacher of virginity," as Ambrose says,113 and the most powerful
 9 65|            ideas of Athanasius,116 Ambrose holds up the life of the
10 65|          How true is the saying of Ambrose, "Oh the richness of the
11 69|          upon the admonition which Ambrose gave to the mothers of Milan. "