Ambrosiaster

The name given since Erasmus to the unknown author of a Latin commentary on the thirteen letters of Paul, written at Rome under Pope Damasus. It was transmitted under Ambrose's name.

Dates

fl. ca. 366–384 (approximate)

See or city

Rome

Region

Italy

Works

• Commentary on 1 CorinthiansCommentarius in epistolam ad Corinthios primam · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on RomansCommentarius in epistolam ad Romanos · ca. 366–384
• Questions on the Old and New TestamentQuaestiones veteris et novi testamenti · ca. 370–384
• Commentary on GalatiansCommentarius in epistolam ad Galatas · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on 2 CorinthiansCommentarius in epistolam ad Corinthios secundam · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on EphesiansCommentarius in epistolam ad Ephesios · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on PhilippiansCommentarius in epistolam ad Philippenses · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on ColossiansCommentarius in epistolam ad Colossenses · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on 1 ThessaloniansCommentarius in epistolam ad Thessalonicenses primam · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on 2 ThessaloniansCommentarius in epistolam ad Thessalonicenses secundam · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on 1 TimothyCommentarius in epistolam ad Timotheum primam · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on 2 TimothyCommentarius in epistolam ad Timotheum secundam · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on TitusCommentarius in epistolam ad Titum · ca. 366–384
• Commentary on PhilemonCommentarius in epistolam ad Philemonem · ca. 366–384