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Excerpt from S. Ambrosii Mediolanensis Episcopi Operum, Vol. 1: Tractatus De Scriptura
IV. At vero sanclus Lucas velut qucmdam historicum ordinem lenuit, et plura nobis gestorum Domini miracula revelavit; ila tamcn uh omnis sapientize virtutes Evangeli istius compleclerclur historia. Quid enim prmcellcntius ad sapienliam naluralcm quam quod Spiritum san clunl creatorem ciiam Dominicae incarnationis exlilisse rcscra vit'pdocet ergo naluralia, si creat spiritus. Unde etdavid docenssapientiam naturalem emitte, inquit, Spirilum tuum et crcabunturz. Docet moralia in eodem libro, cum me in illis beatitudinilius docet mores quemad xnodum amare inimicum debeam': quemadmodum non referire, et non reperculere werberanlcm qucmadmodum lienefacere, mutuum dare cum desperalione recupera tionis, aut remunerationis el: mercedis. Merces enim faci lius sequitur non expectantem. Docuit eliam raliouabilia cum lego, quoniam qui fidelis est in minimo eliam in majore fidelis cst. Quid adhuc de naturahbns dicam, quod docuit virlutcs cociorum moveri, Dominum solum esse umgenitum Dei Filium, in cujus passione tenebra: per diem facto: sunt, lerra obscnrala est, sol rcfirgit?
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