Letting English Words Stand: Thomas More, William Tyndale and the Common Expression of English Theology

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Inhalt
3. Vom Humanismus zur Reformation: Girolamo Savonarolas Frührezeption im Deutschland des beginnenden 16. Jahrhunderts
4. Zensiert und zerrissen: Alte Bücher und religiöse Differenzierung in Zürich und Biberach, 1520–1532
5. Mysticism, Christianization, and Dissent: The Appropriation of Johannes Tauler in Simon Haferitz’s Sermon on the Feast of the Three Holy Kings (1524)
6. Letting English Words Stand: Thomas More, William Tyndale and the Common Expression of English Theology
7. Die Rolle des Matthäusevangeliums für Martin Luthers antijüdische Äußerungen: Eine Untersuchung seiner drei großen ‚Judenschriften‘
8. “Such defiant, obstinate disobedience”: Martin Luther’s Jonah and Michael Helding’s Recatholization Effort in Merseburg
9. The Waldensians, Bucer, Beza, Castellio, and French-German Confessional Diplomacy 1556/7
10. Early Modern Purgatory: Reformation Debates and Post-Tridentine Change
11. Geneva and the Myth of the Escalade
12. Divided by Toleration: Paradoxical Effects of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia and Multiconfessionalism
13. Buchbesprechung / Review
14. Ubique, semper, ab omnibus: Augustinus und die Reformation
15. Corrigendum to: Charlotte Methuen, “‘And your daughters shall prophesy!’ Luther, Reforming Women and the Construction of Authority”, in: ARG 14 (2013), pp. 82-109