Ethnica Iesvitarum doctrina de duobus praecipuis Christianae fidei articulis, : nempe de expiatione remissioneq[ue] peccatorum: ac de iustificatione aut iustitia Christi, qua Christiani iustificantur: ex eorum autentico, magnisq[ue] bullis confirmato Catechismo, ad verbum descripta ...
Ethnica Iesuitarvm doctrina de duobus praecipuis Christianae fidei articulis
Summary: Peter Canisius was a Dutch Jesuit working to restore the Catholic church in Germany during the Reformation. Matthias Flacius criticized Canisius's catechism, first published in 1555. In this tract, he specifically attacks the Jesuit's views on the expiation of sin and the justification in Christ.
Signatures: A⁸ (A8 verso blank).
Imprint: Printer and place of publication from VD16, date from A8 recto.
Flacius Illyricus, Matthias, 1520-1575
Geissler, Heinrich, -1569
Regensburg (Germany)
Latin
Jesuits
Controversial literature
Salvation
Christianity
Canisius, Petrus,Saint,1521-1597
Sixteenth century
16 unnumbered pages (last page blank)
16 cm
Text
books
Octavo
This work is a part of the Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection.
1555 FLAC 12
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