On the Restraint of the First Electors of Saxony in Adopting and Establishing Luther's Doctrine, Volume 2
De Abstinentia Primorvm Saxoniae Electorvm Principvm In Svscipienda Stabiliendaqve Lvtheri Doctrina. 2
Wagner, Benedikt Samuel; Freyberg, Carl Daniel
Latin
1752
22 pages
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
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Did the Saxon Electors embrace the Reformation for spiritual truth or for the sake of plunder? Wagner and Freyberg strip away centuries of revisionist suspicion to argue that these leaders acted from genuine conviction. This text provides a sharp, philological defense of the moral character of the early Protestant princes.
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