History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century: One-Volume EditionWipf and Stock Publishers, 27. 10. 2020 - Počet stran: 896 Originally in five volumes this history of the Protestant Reformation still finds ready acceptance. As a popular work on the Reformation, it has had immense circulation in several languages. d’Aubigné’s description of the prominent events and personalities of the Reformation is marked by a lively style of writing, a certain picturesqueness, and powerful word painting. It captures the heartbeats of the Reformation. Characters such as Erasmus, Luther, Melanchthon, Farel, Calvin, Tetzel, and Eck sprint to life. Their personality traits and their roles in the drama of the Reformation are captured in lively detail. |
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CHAPTER X | 80 |
BOOK III | 85 |
CHAPTER VI | 101 |
BOOK XI | 393 |
CHAPTER IV | 400 |
CHAPTER VI | 406 |
Farel and the SaintsThe UniversityFarels Conversion | 470 |
CHAPTER XIV | 479 |
Beginning of the Church at MeauxThe Scriptures | 489 |
THE PROTEST AND THE CONFERENCE | 499 |
CHAPTER III | 506 |
Luthers DangerGod preserves LutherThe Pone sends | 155 |
Arrival of Fck and of the WittembergersAmsdorffThe | 177 |
CHAPTER IV | 191 |
WittembergMelancthonHis MarriageCatherineDo | 195 |
The Bull in GermanyEcks ReceptionThe Bull at Wit | 214 |
A Foreign PrinceCouncil of PoliticiansConference | 222 |
CHAPTER VIII | 238 |
Conference with the Archbishop of TrevesWehes Exhor | 249 |
BOOK VIII | 257 |
CHAPTER IV | 265 |
CHAPTER VI | 272 |
Sentiments of the PrincesSpeech of Duke GeorgeCha | 274 |
CHAPTER VIII | 279 |
FIRST REFORMS 1521 AND 1522 | 309 |
Archbishop AlbertThe Idol of HalleLuthers Indigna | 316 |
Shall Luther have a SafeconductThe Safe conductWill | 319 |
Translation of the BibleWants of the ChurchPrinciples | 345 |
BOOK X | 351 |
Diet of NurembergSollmans InvasionThe Nuncio calls | 366 |
IrogressResistance against the RatisbonLeaguer Mect | 372 |
CHAPTER XIII | 387 |
BOOK XIV | 537 |
AugsburgThe Gospel PreachedThe Emperors Message | 554 |
CHAPTER VII | 563 |
The RefutationCharless DissatisfactionInterview with | 591 |
CHAPTER VI | 618 |
Reformation of St OallNuns or St CatherineReforma | 628 |
CHAPTER I | 631 |
CHAPTER III | 638 |
CHAPTER IX | 669 |
ENGLAND BEFORE THE REFORMATION | 677 |
CHAPTER VIII | 706 |
CHAPTER X | 714 |
Four reforming PowersWhich reformed England ?Papal | 728 |
Alarm of the ClergyThe Two DaysThomas Mans | 735 |
CHAPTER V | 742 |
Luthers Works in EnglandConsultation of the Bishops | 762 |
CHAPTER IX | 797 |
Wolsey desires to be revengedThe Divorce suggested | 805 |
CHAPTER II | 814 |
Necessity of the ReformationWolseys Earnostness with | 845 |
Wolsey in the Court of ChanceryAccused by the Dukeg | 852 |
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