Copia einer Missiue: so Doctor Martinus Luther nach seynem abschid zu Wormbs zurugk ann die Churfürstenn, Fürstenn, vnnd Stende des heyligenn Kömischenn[!] Reichs da selbest versamlet geschrieben hat:

On his journey back from the Diet of Worms, Luther wrote a conciliatory letter in Latin to Emperor Charles V. In this German letter addressed to the electors and noblemen of the Holy Roman Empire, Luther repeated his argument and defended his position. This particular printing by Matthes Maler is fa...

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Main Author: Luther, Martin 1483-1546 (Author)
Format: Book
Language:German
Latin
Published: s.l. 1521
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Online Access:Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek -- MvO.Theol.q.16#1
Summary:On his journey back from the Diet of Worms, Luther wrote a conciliatory letter in Latin to Emperor Charles V. In this German letter addressed to the electors and noblemen of the Holy Roman Empire, Luther repeated his argument and defended his position. This particular printing by Matthes Maler is famous, because of a misprint in the title, which rendered "des heyligenn Römischen Reichs" (of the Holy Roman Empire) as "des heyligenn Kömischen Reichs" (of the Holy strange/odd Empire).
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