Does Faith Translate? Tudor Translations of Martin Luther and the Doctrine of Justification by Faith

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1. Masthead
2. Inhalt
3. The Antwerp Printers Christoffel and Hans (i) van Ruremund, Their Dutch and English Bibles, and the Intervention of the Authorities in the 1520s and 1530s
4. Die Stadt als Bild der Verheißung Minden auf dem Bildnis des Superintendenten Hermann Huddäus von Ludger vom Ring dem Jüngeren von 1568
5. Confessions of the Dead Interpreting Burial Practice in the Late Reformation
6. Does Faith Translate? Tudor Translations of Martin Luther and the Doctrine of Justification by Faith
7. The Psalms and Confrontation in English and Scottish Protestantism
8. Ecclesiology and the English State Luther and Melanchthon on the Independence of the Church in English Translations of the 1570s
9. For the Defense of the Faith? The Crusading Indulgence in Early Modern Spain
10. Decentering the Catholic Reformation Papacy and Peoples in the Early Modern World
11. Father Luis Piñeiro, S.J., the Tridentine Economy of Relics, and the Defense of the Jesuit Missionary Enterprise in Tokugawa Japan
12. Themenschwerpunkt / Focal Point: The Protestant Reformation and the Middle Ages
13. Preface
14. Testimony of True Faith and the Ruler’s Mission. The Middle Ages in the Magdeburg Centuries and the Melanchthon School
15. Matthias Flacius, Simon Goulart and the Catalogus testium veritatis: Protestant Historiography in an Age of inner-Protestant Struggle
16. John Bale, John Foxe and the Reformation of the English Past
17. What is a Historical Account? Religious Biography and the Reformation’s break with the Middle Ages
18. Buchbesprechungen / Reviews
19. „History is good at confounding and confessing labelers“ – „Die Geschichte versteht es meisterlich, Schlagwortexperten zu irritieren und zu verwirren“ Zu Diarmaid MacCullochs „Reformation“
20. Rechte Konfession – Konfession im Recht