Lives and legends of the great hermits and fathers of the church, with other contemporary saints (1902)
D'Anvers, N., d. 1933 · London : G. Bell & sons · leaf 234
gainst one in such favour with God and man, asSt. Ambrose evidently was, ceased their persecution, and ahollow peace was patched up between the Church and State.Then ensued the invasion of Maximus, the murderer of thelate Emperor Gratian, who quickly dispersed the Imperialtroops, and on the flight… … Alinariphoto] [Church of tlic Frari, Ic///c ST. AMBROSE ENTHRONEDBy Aivise Iivarini To face p. 158 ST. AMBROSE I59 hands were stained with the blood of Gratian, and it wasnot until Maximus had been deposed, and succeeded by Theo-dosius, that cordial relations were again established betweenthe…
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