Correspondance de Martin Bucer

著者

書誌事項

Correspondance de Martin Bucer

publié par Jean Rott

（Studies in medieval and Reformation thought, v. 25, 43, 56 . Martini Buceri Opera omnia ; series 3）

Brill, 1979

  • t. 1
  • t. 2
  • t. 3

大学図書館所蔵 件 / 全21件

この図書・雑誌をさがす

注記

Text in Latin, explanatory material and notes in French

Vol. 2- edited with the collaboration of Reinhold Friedrich

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

収録内容

  • t. 1. Jusqu'en 1524
  • t. 2. 1524-1526
  • t. 3. 1527-1529

内容説明・目次

巻冊次

t. 2 ISBN 9789004086364

内容説明

During the last forty years there has been a remarkable resurgence in interest by 16th-century historians in the Strasbourg Reformer, Martin Bucer (1491-1551). The components and originality of his thoughts and his actions, as well as the reality of his ideas are emerging more and more. This is largely due to the new edition of his works undertaken by an international committee, established in 1952. This edition is divided into three sections: Opera Latina (of which 5 volumes have appeared since 1953 : vols. 1-3, 15 and 15 bis); Deutsche Schriften (10 volumes since 1960: vols. 1-6, 3, 7 and 17); Correspondance (vol. 1, 1979). The present second volume of the Correspondance (1524-1526) essentially covers five themes: 1) the controversies with the Roman church, 2) the evangelical propaganda, especially in the Roman speaking countries, 3) the sacramentarian dispute and the search for reconciliation, 4) the Peasant war and 5) the beginning of the anabaptist crisis.
巻冊次

t. 3 ISBN 9789004103696

内容説明

The third volume of Bucer's Correspondance covers the years from 1527 to 1529. In this period the reformer played an increasing part in Strasbourg, while his renown started growing abroad. In Strasbourg he was put in charge of the St. Thomas parish, located closer to the city center. Along with his colleagues he appealed relentlessly to the City Council for a stricter moral discipline, for struggle against anabaptism and celebration of the mass, which was suspended on February 20, 1529. Moreover he engaged in great activity in publishing five important biblical commentaries. Outside Strasbourg he intensified his evangelical propaganda in countries speaking romanic languages. His active involvement in the Berne disputation in January 1528 helped him make contact with the European Reformation. In the disastrous sacramentary strife he continued taking part in advocating concord between the protestant theologians. That is why he joined Philip von Hessen in setting up the Marburg colloquium. Faced with whose partial failure, he did his best to encourage Zwingli's project of a defensive alliance among evangelical cities in Switzerland and in the South-West of Germany, called the "Burgrecht".

「Nielsen BookData」 より

関連文献： 1件中  1-1を表示

詳細情報

ページトップへ