Historical and theological analysis of the treatise of St. Ambrose of Milan "De Spiritu Sancto"

In the context of the formation and development of the Church’s teaching about the Holy Spirit and the general political picture of the era Contents I. Stages of the formation and development of pneumatology in the 4th century. Hilary of Pictavia St. Athanasius of Alexandria Letters to St. Athanasius to Serapion Arguments of St. Afanasia Pneumatology St. Athanasius After the “Letters to Serapion” Council of Alexandria 362 Pneumatomachus Didymus as a follower of St. Athanasius Some similarities between St. Athanasius and Didymus Impartiality of Didymus Treatise of Didymus Reason for writing Theology of Didymus II. Treatise of St. Ambrose of Milan “De Spiritu Sancto” St. Ambrose - political and church leader of the era Reasons for writing the treatise and the general political situation “Ad Gratianum Augustum” The struggle for the Basilica of St. Ambrose as a fighter against heresies Aquileia Cathedral of St. Ambrose and Didymus Pneumatology treatise Conclusion Sources Literature The article recreates the historical context in which the treatise of St. Amrovius of Milan “On the Holy Spirit.” The activities and works of the authors who influenced this work are considered - Hilarius of Pictavia, St. Athanasius of Alexandria, Didymus the Blind. A detailed theological analysis of the treatise is provided.