If you liked Magi venerunt by Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, start with S. Ambrogio i suoi inni (1996), On holy virginity (1954), and "Ob obi︠a︡zannosti︠a︡kh svi︠a︡shchennosluzhiteleĭ" (1995). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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S. Ambrogio i suoi inni
1996 · 257 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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On holy virginity
1954 · 64 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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"Ob obi︠a︡zannosti︠a︡kh svi︠a︡shchennosluzhiteleĭ"
1995 · 379 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Omnia quotquot extant D. Ambrosii Episcopi Mediolanensis opera
1567 · 5 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Omnia quae extant opera juxta Benedictinorum
1830 · 9 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Seven Exegetical Works (Fathers of the Church (Paper))
1970 · 485 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Opera Omnia. Vol. 2/1
1984 · 575 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Commentary of Saint Ambrose on the Gospel according to Saint Luke
2001 · 368 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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S. Ambrosii De Tobia
1933 · 210 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Explanatio psalmorum XII
1962 · 474 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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S. Ambrosii Mediolanensis episcopi De virginibus, libri tres
1948 · 94 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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Hexameron seu de principiis rerum
1481 · 264 pages · Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan · Same author
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What should I read after Magi venerunt?
BookOrb recommends S. Ambrogio i suoi inni (1996), On holy virginity (1954), "Ob obi︠a︡zannosti︠a︡kh svi︠a︡shchennosluzhiteleĭ" (1995), Omnia quotquot extant D. Ambrosii Episcopi Mediolanensis opera (1567), and Omnia quae extant opera juxta Benedictinorum (1830).
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