Title: Matthias Flacius and the survival of Luther's reform /
Authors: Olson, Oliver K.
Publisher: Harrassowitz Verlag,
Year: 2002
Subjects: Flacius Illyricus, Matthias, Bibliography.; Flacius Illyricus, Matthias,; Church history; Reformation Germany
Contents: Renaissance trade -- Venice -- The way north -- The Pope strikes -- Wittenberg -- What Luther wanted in a theologian -- The Papal inquisition close up -- Decapitation in Jesus' name? -- The Emperor strikes -- Melanchthon's private consciconscience -- Melanchthon surrenders justification by faith alone -- The Eucharistic prayer and the protest of Lauterwar -- Forced Romanizing and the protest of Waremund -- The Saxon solution -- Conference on the liturgy -- Hanseatic connection -- The Surplice, symbol of state domination of the church -- Flacius publishes the secret Leipzig interim -- Magdeburg -- God's chancery -- Classics of resistance -- No authority, whatever it is, has a right to forbid a pastor pure teaching -- Can the Government determine the liturgy? -- Flacius and the English novel -- Luther's voice from heaven -- True Mauricians -- God's Scriptorium -- Hostile bishops -- Steadfast resistance -- The revolt of the princes -- New foundations -- The martydom of Baldo Lupertino -- Anti- Papal statements -- Beginning of Waldensian research -- The preface action and the Heiland -- Dante the political writer -- Wlizabethan ideology -- The first comprehensive history of the church -- From Scotland to Constantinople -- Radical Schwarmerei ... -- The defeat of Osiandrism -- The defeat of Schwenckfeldianism -- The failed Hanseatic concord -- Jena : preventing a political solution Vindication of the Taborites.