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title: Uon Menschen leeren zu meyden
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title: Uon Menschen leeren zu meyden @de
alternative: Von Menschenlehre zu meiden @de
date: 1522
description: Summary: First published earlier the same year, Luther's pamphlet Defense of the doctrines of men was one of Luther's most widely read writings with approximately twenty editions appearing in the years 1522 and 1523. Written in honor of Hans von Belepsch who had hosted Luther at the Wartburg as the reformer translated the New Testament. Luther argues that church teachings that have no basis in the Bible, in particular fasting and celibacy, are illegitimate and are to be avoided.
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description: Imprint: Printed in Augsburg. Fictitious imprint, correct place of production from VD 16. Production was initially attributed to Philip Ulhart the Elder, but was more recently reattributed to the heirs of Erhard Oeglin, whose type stock was first taken over by Ulhart in 1523 (see H. Gier & J. Janota, Augsburger Buchdruck und Verlagswesen, 1216).
description: Additional Details: Pitts copy is a gift from Bishop Julian Gordy and the ELCA Southeastern Synod Staff in honor of Pastor Darrel Peterson on the occasion of his retirement, 2013.
creator: Luther, Martin, 1483-1546
publisher: Erhard Oeglin's heirs
place of origin: Augsburg (Germany)
language: German
subject: Celibacy
subject: Fasting
temporal: Sixteenth century
extent: 16 unnumbered pages
extent: 21 cm
type: Text
medium: pamphlets
format: Quarto
relation: This work is a part of the Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection.
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bibliographic citation: Benzing, 1187.
bibliographic citation: WA, 10,2. 63ff.
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identifier: 1522 LUTH JJJJ
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