The Silent Monks Speak Up: The Changing Identity of the Carthusians in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. ARG-Editorial
3. Erasmus’ De Civilitate and the Religious Origins of Civility in Protestant Europe
4. Bugenhagens Handschrift von Karlstadts Jeremiavorlesung aus dem Jahre 1522
5. Calvin’s Letters: Reflections on their Usefulness in Studying Genevan History
6. Die Lutherbiographie von Nikolaus Seinecker
7. The Silent Monks Speak Up: The Changing Identity of the Carthusians in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
8. Six Dialogues, 1566: Initial Response to the Magdeburg Centuries
9. Ehrenfried Kumpf, Karlstadt’s Patron and Peasants’ War Rebel
10. To the Assembly of Common Peasantry. The Case of the Missing Context
11. Publishing, Print, and Change in the Image of Eve and the Apple 1470–1570
12. “So Ridiculous a Sign”: Men, Women, and the Lessons of Circumcision in Sixteenth-Century Exegesis
13. Die Konfessionalisierung in der Grafschaft Oldenburg
14. Inhalt