The Church Fathers · c. 366–384
Commentaries on the Pauline Epistles
Ambrosiaster
What it is
A complete Latin commentary on thirteen letters of Paul by an anonymous Roman writer, plain, historically minded, and free of allegory.
Why it lasted
Attributed to Ambrose for a thousand years, and the reason Erasmus coined a name for a writer nobody can identify.
Scripture it works from
Where to read it
This work is in the public domain and can be read in full, free, at the archives below. The Library catalogues it; it does not host the text.
These open a search on each archive rather than a direct link, which is the honest way to point at an edition nobody here has checked line by line.
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