Sensing Sacred Space: Ulm Minster, the Reformation, and Parishioners’ Sensory Perception, c. 1470 to 1640

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Inhalt
3. Maximilian I and Toleration of Judaism
4. Andreas Osiander als Kabbalist
5. Sensing Sacred Space: Ulm Minster, the Reformation, and Parishioners’ Sensory Perception, c. 1470 to 1640
6. Die Ravensburger Kirchenordnung von 1546: Ein Dokument reichsstädtischer Allianzen und konfessioneller Positionierung
7. Das Prinzip des allgemeinen Priestertums, ein politisches Konzept?
8. The Theoretical Rationale for the Reformed Consistory: Two Key Works of Theodore Beza
9. Apokalyptik und Irenik in Hugo Grotius’ späten theologischen Schriften
10. The Adieu and Willecomme for Jan van Hembyze, or: The Battle between Script and Print in Calvinist Ghent
11. ‘Ye gods’ : Political Obedience from Tyndale to Cromwell, c. 1528– 1540
12. Examining the Unexpected: Printed Images in the Prayer Books of Edward VI and the Primers of Mary Tudor
13. Theologies of Sport: Protestant Ideas on Bodily Exercise, Sports Practice and Christian Lifestyle in the Declaration of Sports Controversy in Seventeenth-Century England