Talk:Ambrose
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[edit] Last edits
I deleted the most obvious POV evaluations without source and added some text from the German Wikipedia. I also replaced the four section titles "Battling XXX" which infer a certain POV in the biography of a bishop with more neutral titles and moved some paras to fit the new titles. I added some external links. --Irmgard 20:53, 8 October 2005 (UTC)
Dont see any reference to the relationship of Ambrose with the mother of the Emperor Constantine in this article. Raybo
- Is there any? Ambrose was born in ca. 337 (the year of Constantine's death) and Helena died about 329. The empress that did play a role in his life was Justina, the mother of Valentinian II - Ambrose was at out with her because she wanted him to hand over churches to the Arians. This is mentioned in the article. Irmgard 09:05, 2 November 2005 (UTC)
The link on this page to Hilary is wrong. The link should be to Hilary of Poitiers, not Hilary of Arles.
