Konfessionsbildung und Einheitsbestrebungen im Königreich Ungarn zur Regierungszeit Ferdinands I.
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Zoltán Csepregi
ABSTRACT
The question of Catholicity unites the three problems dealt with in this essay. Johannes Honterus’s concept of Reformation can be understood above all against the background of the Roman Catholic way of speaking about renewal and efforts at integration. The question of the dating of the Upper Hungarian “Confessio Pentapolitana” is posed anew; its alleged author, Leonhard Stöckel, could not possibly have written the confession of the Five-City Federation that was submitted in 1549. The emergence of this confessional text is illuminated on the basis of the meetings of the Hungarian Diet. It is possible that the “Confessio Pentapolitana,” which Hungarian authorities did not recognize or consent to during the period under study, was at most tolerated for tactical reasons.
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- Titelei
- Inhalt
- Zur Entstehung des Augsburger Interims 1547/48
- Erinnerung an Paul Speratus (1484–1551), ein enger Anhänger Luthers in den Anfaängen der Reformation
- “The Charge of Religion Belongeth unto Princes”: Peter Martyr Vermigli on the Unity of Civil and Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction
- The Rituals of Reformed Discipline: Managing Honor and Conflict in the Scottish Church of Rotterdam, 1643–1665
- The Relationship Between Teresa of Avila and Philip II: A Reading of the Extant Textual Evidence
- Konfessionsbildung und Einheitsbestrebungen im Königreich Ungarn zur Regierungszeit Ferdinands I.
- Focal Point/Themenschwerpunkt: Confessionalization and Social Discipline in France, Italy, and Spain
- Confessionalization and Social Discipline in France, 1530–1685
- Social Discipline in Italy: Peregrinations of a Historical Paradigm
- Confessionalization and Social Discipline in the Iberian World
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