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 1     Int           |         from his conversion in Milan (A.D. 386) to his death
 2     Int           |     was baptized by Ambrose at Milan during Eastertide, A.D.
 3     Int           |       to the baptismal font in Milan as humbly as any other catechumen.
 4       1, I(10)    | reference to Bishop Ambrose of Milan; see Bk. V, Ch. XIII; Bk.
 5       5           | applies for a teaching post at Milan. Here he meets Ambrose,
 6       5, XIII     |    therefore, the officials of Milan sent to Rome, to the prefect
 7       5, XIII     |      should appoint me.~And to Milan I came, to Ambrose the bishop,
 8       5, XIII(146)|       had doubtless learned in Milan: "Bibamus sobriam ebrietatem
 9       6           |    Monica follows Augustine to Milan and finds him a catechumen
10       6, VI       |    along one of the streets of Milan, I saw a poor beggar - with
11       6, X        |         and he went with me to Milan, in order that he might
12       6, X        |     Nebridius also had come to Milan for no other reason than
13       7, VI       |      Verecundus - a citizen of Milan and professor of grammar,
14       7, VI       |        was even a monastery at Milan, outside the city’s walls,
15       8, V        |      notice to the citizens of Milan that they might provide
16       8, VI       |        country and returned to Milan. Alypius also resolved to
17       8, VII      |        VII~ ~15. The church of Milan had only recently begun
18       8, XI(301)  |         who had joined them in Milan, but about whom Augustine