What is Ambrose's renowned hymn that is accepted by modern scholars?
Veni Redemptor Gentium
Te Deum
Ave Maria
Salve Regina
Answer
Veni Redemptor Gentium (Latin for "Come, Redeemer of the Nations") is a Christian hymn of the early church. It is traditionally attributed to Ambrose of Milan, but modern scholars doubt that Ambrose was the author. The hymn is in the form of a prayer to Christ, asking Him to come and save the world.
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