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TextDe origine et autoritate Verbi Dei, et quae pontificum, patrum, et concilioru[m] sit autoritas admonitio, hoc tempore, quo iterum de concilio congregando agitur, ualde necessaria : recongnita [sic] et aucta additus est catalogus doctorum ecclesiae Dei, à mundi initio, usque ad haec tempora
Major, Georg, 1502-1574Summary: Tract on the history of Divine Revelation, tracing the teachers of the church from the Creation to the author's own time, by Georg Major, a student of Luther and Melanchthon, and professor at Wittenberg from 1536, with a few brief interruptions, until his death.Summary: Tract on the history of Divine Revelation, tracing the teachers of the church from the Creation to the author's own time, by Georg Major, a student of Luther and Melanchthon, and professor at Wittenberg from 1536, with a few brief interruptions, until his death. -
TextGründtliche anzaygung vnd bericht, ausz was vrsachen (deren fürnemlich siben seind) so mancherley, vnnd vilfaltige Ketzereyen, zwispaltung vnnd jtzthumb in Christlicher Religion, vnd der hailigen Catholischen Kirchen, von anfang biss auff dise zeit erwachsen seind, vnd jren grund genommen haben
Leib, Kilian, 1471-1553Summary: Second printing of a an anti-Protestant tract by Kilian Leib, prior of the Augustinian monastery at Rebdorf. Leib was a Catholic theologian in the humanist tradition who was a firm opponent of Martin Luther's reforms. In 1530 he had participated in drafting the Catholic response to the Augsburg Confession. In this work, Leib outlines 7 causes for the Lutheran heresy, which include among others an unfavorable constellation of the stars, ordained by God to punish humanity.Summary: Second printing of a an anti-Protestant tract by Kilian Leib, prior of the Augustinian monastery at Rebdorf. Leib was a Catholic theologian in the humanist tradition who was a firm opponent of Martin Luther's reforms. In 1530 he had participated in drafting the Catholic response to the Augsburg Confession. In this work, Leib outlines 7 causes for the Lutheran heresy, which include among others an unfavorable constellation of the stars, ordained by God to punish humanity.