Briefe und Akten zur Kirchenpolitik Friedrichs des Weisen und Johanns des Bestandigen 1513 bis 1532. Reformation im Kontext fruhneuzeitlicher Staatswerdung
Band 1: 1513-1517
edited by Armin Kohnle and Manfred Rudersdorf and adapted by Stefan Michel, Beate Kusche and Ulrike Ludwig
Hardback (Published)
(December 2017)
ISBN: 9783374049608
6.65 x 9.45 inches
Price: $114.00
In stock
The two Electors of Saxony Frederik the Wise (1463-1525) and his successor Johann the Steadfast (1468-1532) have been key figures of the early Reformation history. Being sovereigns of Martin Luther, they created the political framework for the spreading and the implementation of the Wittenberg Reformation. The aim of this edition (four volumes are planned) is to make accessible for the first time on a broad basis for general historical and church historical research the letters and records of these eminent princes of the Reformation. The span of time covered by the edition reaches from the inner division of the country between Frederik and Johann in 1513 to the death of Elector Johann in 1532. Volume One contains more than 600 papers from 1513 to 1517. They document the manifold areas of church policy which stood under the influence of Frederik the Wise and his brother Johann the Steadfast.
- Edited by Armin Kohnle
- Edited by Manfred Rudersdorf
- Adapted by Beate Kusche
- Adapted by Ulrike Ludwig
- Adapted by Stefan Michel
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