Frontmatter

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
2. Introduction
3. Conversions and Lutheranism in Early Modern Central Europe
4. Research Articles
5. Power and Patronage: Lutheran Revocation Sermons in Germany, 1600–1740
6. “Der verkehrte und doch widerbekehrte Thomas”: Ambiguities of Jewish Conversions and Christian Hebraism in Nuremberg around 1700
7. Between Beggars and Professors: Jewish Converts at Early Modern Lutheran Universities
8. From Proselytus to Exul Christi: Networks, Brokers and Religious Identity in the Reconversion of Christian Fischer, 1627
9. Converting Nuns: Religious Diversity in Convent Congregations during the Long Seventeenth Century
10. Lutheran Conversion and Confessional Contact in Augsburg
11. Sambo’s Worlds: Lutheran Baptismal Sermons and Global Knowledge in the German-Speaking Lands of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
12. Winner of the REFORC Paper Award 2024
13. The Apocalypsis Nova – Narrating Prophecy and Reform Theology on the Eve of the Reformation