Replica contra periculosa scripta post Scrutinium diuine scripture iam pride[m] emissum emanata. ...
Summary: Casper Schatzgeyer, or Sasgerus, was a Franciscan friar who became provincial of the Province of Strasbourg in 1517. He wrote about 23 books on theological topics and against members of other orders and sects, notably J. von Staupitz and A. Osiander. This book, however, criticizes two of Luther's tracts: On Monastic Vows and On the Abolition of the Private Mass. Luther persuaded Johann Briessmann to reply, and Schatzgeyer replied to Briessmann. This is the work's first printing.
Signatures: a-s4; [a] unsigned, s4b blank, c3 missigned "cc3".
Imprint: Printing information from Pegg, Swiss.
Additional Details: There are some contemporary manuscript marginalia in the text of this volume.
Schatzgeyer, Kaspar, 1463 or 1464-1527
Wirsung, Marx
Grimm, Siegmund, -1530
Augsburg (Germany)
Latin
Doctrines
Luther, Martin, 1483-1546. De votis monasticis judicium
Luther, Martin, 1483-1546. De abroganda missa privata
Catholic Church
Sixteenth century
143 unnumbered pages
21 cm
Text
books
Quarto
This work is a part of the Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection
Kuczy*nski 2382
Pegg, Swiss, 4778
BM STC German, 1455-1600, p. 784 (which lists date as [1520?]
Klaiber, Katholische Kontroverstheologen, 2763
1522 SCHAT
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