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Doctoris Martini Luthers kurtz schlussrede von den gelöbten vnd geistlichen leben der klöster

Judicium Martini Lutheri de votis
Luther, Martin, 1483-1546
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Summary: Luther's "Theses on Monasticisms" came about as a partial response to Melanchthon's essay in Loci Communes. Melanchthon revised this section of the Loci to take Luther's criticism into account. Luther's work was translated into German by at least three translators none of whom can be named with certainty.Signatures: A4, B2; [A], B2 unsigned, B2b blank.Imprint: from Benzing.Illustrative and Decorative Content: Title within engraved, architectural, woodcut border.Additional Details: This work is sometimes referred to as "Themata de votis." Luther's work was refuted by several Catholic scholars in the three years following its publication.

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1521
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Monastic and religious life
Controversial literature
Early works to 1800
Subject - Time Period
Sixteenth century
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Title
Doctoris Martini Luthers kurtz schlussrede von den gelöbten vnd geistlichen leben der klöster
Alternative Title
Judicium Martini Lutheri de votis
Kurtz schlussrede von den gelöbten und geistlichen leben der klöster
Themata de votis
Date Created
1521
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Summary: Luther's "Theses on Monasticisms" came about as a partial response to Melanchthon's essay in Loci Communes. Melanchthon revised this section of the Loci to take Luther's criticism into account. Luther's work was translated into German by at least three translators none of whom can be named with certainty.
Signatures: A4, B2; [A], B2 unsigned, B2b blank.
Imprint: from Benzing.
Illustrative and Decorative Content: Title within engraved, architectural, woodcut border.
Additional Details: This work is sometimes referred to as "Themata de votis." Luther's work was refuted by several Catholic scholars in the three years following its publication.
Creator
Luther, Martin, 1483-1546
Publisher
Eckhart, Johann, active 1521-1526
Place of Publication
Speyer (Germany)
Primary Language
German
Subject - Topic/Names
Vows
Monastic and religious life
Controversial literature
Early works to 1800
Subject - Time Period
Sixteenth century
Extent/Dimensions
11 unnumbered pages
19 cm
Content Type
Text
Content Genre
books
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Citations and References
Benzing, Lutherbibliographie, 981
WA 8, 320b
BM STC German, 1455-1600, p. 555
Pegg, Bibliotheca, 1110
Jackson 944
VD16 L 5013
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1521 LUTH U
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