The Letters of Saint Ambrose, the Bishop of Milan, divided into two classes. The first of them contains the ones that can be correctly presented in ch

 Class One

  LETTER OF GRATIAN TO AMBROSE.  [A.D.379.]

  LETTER I.  [A.D.379]

  LETTER II.  [A.D.379.]

  LETTER III.  [A.D.380.]

  LETTER IV.  [A.D. 380.]

  LETTER V. 

  LETTER VI. 

  LETTER VIII.  [A.D.381.]

  THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF AQUILEIA AGAINST THE HERETICS PALLADIUS AND SECUNDIANUS.  [A.D.381.]

  LETTER IX.  [A.D.381.]

  LETTER X.  [A.D.381.]

  LETTER XI.  [A.D.381.]

  LETTER XII.  [A.D.381]

  LETTER XIII.  [A.D.382]

  LETTER XIV.  [A.D.382.]

  LETTER XV.  [A.D.383.]

  LETTER XVI.  [A.D.383.]

  LETTER XVII.  [A.D.384.]

  THE MEMORIAL OF SYMMACHUS, PREFECT OF THE CITY. 

  LETTER XVIII.  [A.D.384.]

  LETTER XIX.  [A.D.385.]

  LETTER XX.  [A.D. 385.]

  LETTER XXI.  [A.D.386.]

  SERMON: AGAINST AUXENTIUS ON THE GIVING UP THE BASILICAS.  [A.D. 386.]

  LETTER XXII  .[A.D.386.]

  LETTER XXIII.  [A.D.386.]

  LETTER XXIV.  [A.D.387.]

  LETTER XXV. 

  LETTER XXVI. 

  LETTER XXVII.  [A.D.387.]

  LETTER XXVIII.  [A.D.387]

  LETTER XXIX.  [A.D.389.]

  LETTER XXX.  [A.D.389.]

  LETTER XXXI. 

  LETTER XXXII.  [A.D.387.]

  LETTER XXXIII. 

  LETTER XXXIV. 

  LETTER XXXV. 

  LETTER XXXVI. 

  LETTER XXXVII.  [A.D.387.]

  LETTER XXXVIII.  [A.D.387.]

  LETTER XXXIX.  [A.D.387.]

  LETTER XL.  [A.D.388.]

  LETTER XLI.  [A.D.388.]

  THE LETTER OF POPE SIRICIUS TO THE CHURCH OF MILAN.  [A.D.389.]

  LETTER XLII.  [A.D.389.]

  LETTER XLIII. 

  LETTER XLIV.  [A.D.389.]

  LETTER XLV.  [A.D. 385.]

  LETTER XLVI.  [A.D.389.]

  LETTER XLVII.  [A.D. 390.]

  LETTER XLVIII. 

  LETTER XLIX.  [A.D. 390.]

  LETTER L. 

  LETTER LI.  [A.D. 390.]

  LETTER LII.  [A.D.392.]

  LETTER LIII.  [A.D.392.]

  LETTER LIV.  [A.D.392.]

  LETTER LV.  [A.D.392.]

  LETTER LVI.  [A.D. 392.]

  LETTER ON THE CASE OF BONOSUS.  [A.D. 392 or 393.]

  LETTER LVII. 

  LETTER LVIII.  [A.D.393.]

  LETTER LIX.  [A.D.393.]

  LETTER LX.  [A.D.393.]

  LETTER LXI.  [A.D.394.]

  LETTER LXII.  [A.D. 394.]

  LETTER LXIII.  [A.D.396.]

 

  LETTER LXIV 

  LETTER LXV. 

  LETTER LXVI. 

  LETTER LXVII. 

  LETTER LXVIII. 

  LETTER LXIX. 

  LETTER LXX. 

  LETTER LXXI. 

  LETTER LXXII. 

  LETTER LXXIII. 

  LETTER LXXIV. 

  LETTER LXXV. 

  LETTER LXXVI. 

  LETTER LXXVII. 

  LETTER LXXVIII. 

  LETTER LXXIX. 

  LETTER LXXX. 

  LETTER LXXXI. 

  LETTER LXXXII. 

  LETTER LXXXIII. 

  LETTER LXXXIV. 

  LETTER LXXXV. 

  LETTER LXXXVI. 

  LETTER LXXXVII. 

  LETTER LXXXVIII. 

  LETTER LXXXIX. 

  LETTER XC. 

  LETTER XCI. 

 LETTER IX. [A.D.381.]

A FORMAL letter from the Italian Bishops assembled at Aquileia, thanking the Bishops of the three Provinces for the presence of their deputies, and announcing officially the condemnation of Palladius and Secundianus.

THE COUNCIL WHICH IS ASSEMBLED AT AQUILEIA TO OUR MOST BELOVED BRETHREN, THE BISHOPS OF THE VIENNESE AND THE FIRST AND SECOND NARBONESE PROVINCES  01-168  168. a It is probable that similar letters were addressed to the Bishops of the other Provinces of Gaul, who had sent Justus as their deputy, and to Africa and lllyricum, though no record of them remains. Possibly they were identical, except the address. Gaul had at this time been so subdivided, that the Vicariate or civil Diocese consisted of no less than seventeen provinces. See Marquardt's Table, as quoted above. IN GAUL.

1. WE return thanks to your holy unanimity that in the persons of our Lords and brethren Constantius and Proculus you have given us the presence of you all, and at the same time following the directions of former times, have added not a little weight to our judgement, with which the profession of your holinesses also is in agreement, Lords and brethren most beloved. Therefore, as we received with gladness the above mentioned holy men of your order and ours, so do we also dismiss them with an abundant offering of thanks.

2. But how necessary the meeting was will be plain from the mere facts, since the adversaries and enemies of God, the defenders of the Arian sect and heresy, Palladius and Secundianus, the only two who dared to come to the meeting of the Council, received in person their due sentence, being convicted of impiety. Farewell. May our Almighty God keep you safe and prosperous, Lords and brethren most beloved. Amen.

806 EPISTOLA IX.

 Concilium Gallis episcopis gratias agit, eisque Palladii et Secundiani damnationem scribit. 

Concilium quod convenit Aquileiae, dilectissimis fratribus episcopis Galliarum provinciae Viennensis et Narbonensis primae et secundae .

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1. Agimus gratias sanctae unanimitati vestrae, quod in dominis et fratribus nostris Constantio et Proculo omnium vestri praesentiam nobis contulistis: simulque praescripta majorum sequentes, non  0940A mediocre addidistis pondus sententiis nostris, cum quibus etiam vestrae sanctitatis convenit professio, domini fratres dilectissimi. Itaque ut libenter suscepimus memoratos de vestro nostroque consortio sanctos viros, ita etiam uberi gratiarum actione dimittimus.

2. Quam necessarius autem conventus hic fuerit, rebus ipsis patescet, quando adversarii et inimici Dei, Arianae sectae ac haeresis defensores, Palladius ac Secundianus, duo tantum, qui ausi sunt ad Concilium convenire, debitam praesentes excepere sententiam, super impietate convicti. Valete. Incolumes vos et florentissimos Deus noster tueatur omnipotens domini, fratres dilectissimi. Amen.