If you liked De bono mortis by Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, start with Theological and Dogmatic Works (Fathers of the Church, 44) (2003), Plagues and Promises (1997), and L'Esamerone, ossia, Dell'origine e natura delle cose (1937). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after De bono mortis?

BookOrb recommends Theological and Dogmatic Works (Fathers of the Church, 44) (2003), Plagues and Promises (1997), L'Esamerone, ossia, Dell'origine e natura delle cose (1937), Two Books Concerning Repentance (2017), and On the Duties of the Clergy - St. Ambrose (2013).

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De bono mortis is by Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan.