Documents on the continental Reformation

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = xii
• Preface = xiii
• References to Sources and Suggested Readings = xviii
• Chapter One Warning Signs Appear = 1
• 1 Erasmus to Thomas More, English Humanist, author of Utopia = 1
• 2 Reformation of the Emperor Sigismund(Basel, c. 1438) = 2
• 3 Erasmus to Servatus Roger = 3
• 4 Enea Silvio Piccolomini(later became Pope Pius Ⅱ) on Martin Mair's 'Complaints of the German Nation' = 3
• 5 Jacob Wimpheling on Piccolomini's Response to Mair = 4
• 6 Erasmus on the Vernacular Bibles and Lay Interpretations of Scripture = 5
• 7 Ulrich Wiest(Master Singer, Augsburg, c. 1450) on Warmongering German Bishops = 6
• 8 The Reformation of the Emperor Sigismund(Basel, c. 1438) = 7
• 9 Thomas More to Martin Dorp(1485-1525) = 9
• 10 Erasmus to Marcus Laurinus = 10
• 11 Tetzel's 'Sample Sermon for Priests Selling Indulgences' = 11
• 12 Account of Tetzel's Preaching = 11
• 13 Luther's 'Complaints to Charles V'(Diet of Worms, 1521) = 12
• Chapter Two The Church is Challenged = 14
• 1 Erasmus to Henry Guilford = 14
• 2 Luther's 95 Theses(1517) = 14
• 3 Duke George of Saxony to the Chancellor of Leipzig(17 January 1519) = 16
• 4 Leipzig Disputation(5-7 July 1519) = 18
• 5 'To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation on the Reform of the Christian Estate'(August 1520) = 19
• 6 Luther, 'Babylonian Captivity of the Church'(October 1520) = 19
• 7 Luther on Indulgences and Grace = 20
• 8 Luther, 'To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation on the Reform of the Christian Estate'(August 1520) = 21
• 9 Articles of the Peasants of St$$\ddot u$$hlingen and Lupfen(Spring 1524) = 21
• 10 Twelve Articles of the Peasants(March 1525) = 22
• 11 Erasmus to Albert of Brandenburg, Archbishop-Elector of Mainz = 24
• 12 Erasmus to Luther = 25
• 13 Erasmus to Duke John, Elector of Saxony = 26
• 14 Declaration of the Cities(4 August 1526) = 28
• 15 Account of Carlstadt's Alterations to the Mass(16 December 1521) = 59
• 16 Melanchthon on the Zwickau Prophets(27 December 1521) = 30
• 17 Bishop Brask of Link$$\ddot o$$ping to Johannes Magni, Legate of Pope Adrian Ⅵ and Archbishop-Elect of Upsala(23 November 1523) = 30
• 18 Bishop Brask to the King of Sweden = 31
• 19 The King of Sweden to Bishop Brask = 31
• 20 An Account of the Arrest of Magnus Lauritssen, Bishop of Hamar = 31
• 21 Archbishop-elector of Mainz to Pope Leo Ⅹ(July 1521) = 32
• 22 Aleander(Papal ambassador) on Anti-papal Sentiment in Germany(8 February 1521) = 32
• 23 Dispatches of Gaspar Contarinin, Venetian Ambassador to the Venetian Government(25／26 April 1521) = 32
• 24 Erasmus to Philip Melanchthon = 33
• 25 Erasmus to Cranevelt(1485-1564), the Belgian Humanist, on the Marriage of Martin Luther and the Former Nun Catherine von Bora = 34
• Chapter Three Divisions and Disorder Spread = 35
• 1 Erasmus to J. Botzheim = 35
• 2 Bullinger(1504-75) on the Initial Opposition to Zwingli in Z$$\ddot u$$rich = 36
• 3 Bullinger on Zwingli's Preaching(1521) = 37
• 4 Accounts of the Reformation Continuing to Gain Ground in Z$$\ddot u$$rich = 37
• 5 Second Z$$\ddot u$$rich Disputation(1523) = 39
• 6 The removal of Organs and Relics in Z$$\ddot u$$rich(June 1524) = 41
• 7 The Dissolution of Religious Houses in Z$$\ddot u$$rich(5 December 1524) = 42
• 8 The Prohibition of the Mass in Z$$\ddot u$$rich(12 April 1525) = 42
• 9 M. de Watteville to Berne's Council on the Progress of the Reformation in the Pays de Vaud(28 September 1531) = 43
• 10 Thomas More to John Cochlaeus = 43
• 11 Pierrefleur on the Reformation at Grandson and Orbe in the Pays de Vaud(30 January 1532) = 44
• 12 Disturbances at Grandson(23-24 September 1531) = 45
• 13 Roset on the Beginnings of the Genevan Reformation(9 June 1532) = 46
• 14 Jeanne de Jussie on the Beginnings of the Genevan Reformation(9 June 1532) = 46
• 15 Jeanne de Jussie on Farel's Arrival in Geneva(4 October 1532) = 47
• 16 Jeanne de Jussie on Froment's Public Preaching in Geneva(1 January 1532) = 48
• 17 Froment on his Initial Work in Geneva(1532) = 49
• 18 Denti$${\bprime e}$$re's Account of the Early Genevan Reformation = 51
• 19 Genevan Council Minutes of Jean Balard's Continuing Catholicism = 52
• 20 Calvin's Sermon on the Micah = 52
• 21 Marcourt's Placard = 54
• Chapter Four The Conflict Intensifies = 56
• 1 Erasmus on his Loyalty to Catholicism = 56
• 2 Heresy Trial in Lyon(29 April 1534) of Badichon de la Maisonneuve = 57
• 3 Roset on Genevan Involvement in the French Reformation = 61
• 4 Jeannie de Jussie on Religious Violence in Geneva = 62
• 5 Bonivard on the Popes = 65
• 6 Balard on Religious Violence in Switzerland = 66
• 7 Regensburg Colloquy(1541) = 67
• 8 Florimond de Raemond on Calvin's Fame = 70
• 9 Pithou on Bishop Carraciolo's Visit to Geneva(1556) = 72
• 10 Pithou on the Reformation Dividing Families(1558) = 73
• 11 Calvin to Jacob Sturm on the Death of Francis = 76
• 12 Colloquy of Poissy(1561) = 76
• 13 Pierre de I'Estoile on Catholic Extremists = 79
• 14 Pieter Titelmans, Inquisitor to Regent Margaret of Parma Kortrijk(17 July 1562) = 80
• 15 Maximilien Vilain de Gand, Baron de Rassenghien, Governor of Lille, Douai and Orchies, to Regent Margaret of Parma on Calvinism in French Flanders(June 1566) = 81
• 16 'Hedge-Preaching' in the Netherlands' = 82
• 17 Iconoclasm in the Netherlands = 83
• 18 Maximilien Vilain de Gand, Baron de Rassenghien, Governor of Lille, Douai and Orchies to Regent Margaret of Parma on Iconoclasm = 84
• 19 Marnix on Mob Violence in the Netherlands(1567) = 84
• 20 'The Request of Those of the New Religion to the Confederated Nobles(8 February 1567)' = 85
• 21 Viret on Consistory Cases = 86
• 22 Wesenbeke on Calvinist Gains in the Netherlands = 86
• 23 Calvinists Appeal for a Truce = 87
• 24 Butterich on the Possible Consequences of a Truce = 88
• Chapter Five Conflict Among the Protestants = 90
• 1 Erasmus to Martin Bucer = 90
• 2 Conrad Grebel to M$$\ddot u$$nzer(5 September 1524) = 91
• 3 Balthasar H$$\ddot u$$bmaier to Oecalampadius = 91
• 4 Confessions from Fourteen Anabaptists(Zollikon, 7 February 1525) = 92
• 5 Kessler on Total Immersion = 93
• 6 Trial of Dr H$$\ddot u$$bmaier Waldshut(7 February 1525) = 93
• 7 Z$$\ddot u$$rich Edict Against Anabaptism(7 March 1526) = 94
• 8 Marburg Colloquy(1529) = 94
• 9 M$$\ddot u$$nster Colloquy(August 1553) = 100
• 10 Roset on Diputes between Geneva and Berne(1539) = 102
• 11 Denti$${\bprime e}$$re on Disputes between Geneva's Ministers and Magistrates(1539) = 103
• 12 Iwie Synod(1568) = 105
• 13 Comment on the Diet of Prague(1575) = 109
• 14 Emden Disputation(1578) = 113
• 15 Du Plessis-Mornay on Religious Intolerance = 116
• 16 Marnix on the Limits of Religious Toleration = 117
• 17 Bonivard on the Motives of Protestant Leaders = 117
• Chapter Six Catholicism Reforms and Responds = 120
• 1 Erasmus to Eloysius Marlianus(25 March 1521) = 120
• 2 The Emperor to his Ambassador at Rome(18 July 1524) = 120
• 3 Curia's Views on Reconciliation = 121
• 4 Erasmus to Pope Paul Ⅲ = 122
• 5 Bull of Paul Ⅲ Convoking the Council of Trent = 123
• 6 Severoli on the Council of Trent(1545) = 125
• 7 Venetian Ambassador to France Reporting the Situation in France(1561) = 128
• 8 Diary of Giambattisti Casale(Milan, 1564) = 129
• 9 Bull of Pope Paul Ⅲ Founding the Jesuits = 130
• 10 Diary of Giambattisti Casale(Milan 1565) = 131
• 11 Fourth Session of the Council of Trent(8 April 1546) = 132
• 12 Diary of Giambattisata Casale(Milan, 1565) = 132
• 13 Final Decree of the Council of Trent(Pope Pius Ⅳ, 18 November 1564) = 133
• 14 Diary of Giambattista Casale(Milan, 1568/69) = 134
• 15 Final Decree of the Council of Trent(Pope Pius Ⅳ) = 135
• 16 Diary of Giambattista Casale(Milan, 1567-75) = 136
• 17 Erasmus to Julius von Pflug = 138
• Chapter Seven Talking Pictures = 140
• 1 'Iconoclastic Assault on the Virgin and Child' = 140
• 2 'The Wolf's Sermon' and 'The Lutheran Cat-Fight' = 143
• 3 'The Sufferings of Christ and Antichrist' and 'The Church Besieged' = 143
• Sources = 147
• List of Abbreviations = 150
• Suggested Reading = 151
• Index = 170