Johannes a Lasco: Beitrag zur Reformationsgeschichte Polens, Deutschlands und Englands1881 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
Abendmahl Adel alten Basel beiden bereits Bischof böhmischen Brüder Bologna Briefe Brüder Calvin Christi Chriſtus Cranmer Dalton damals deſſen deutschen dieſer Eduard VI Einfluß Emden England Erasmus ernſten erst Erzbischof evangeliſchen evangelischen Kirche Evangeliums faſt fesselnden Flüchtlinge Frankfurt Fremde Fremdling Fremdlingsgemeinde frommen ganze Gegner Geist Geistlichen Gemeinde gewiß geworden Glaubens Gnesen Gottesdienst Gräfin groß großen Hand heiligen Heimat Herrn Herzen Herzog hielt hohe iſt Jahre jezt Johannes Johannes a Lasco Kaiser Katechismus Kirchenzucht kirchlichen König konnte Krakau Kuyper Lande lange Lasco Laski laſſen läßt Leben Lehre Leute lichen Liebe ließ London Luther Männer Melanchthon muß müſſen Namen Neffen Oheim Ostfriesland Papst Persönlichkeit Polen polnischen Prediger Primas Recht Reformation reichen Reichstag römischen Kirche Sakramente Schreiben Schrift schweren ſei ſein ſeine ſelbſt ſich ſie ſind Sohn Sprache Stadt Superintendenten Synode Tagen Tomiciana treuen unserem Laski unseres Freundes Vater Vaterland viel Volk voll Weise weiß wider wieder Wittenberg wohl Worte Gottes zumal
Pasajes populares
Página 341 - THE BOOKE OF THE COMMON PRAYER AND ADMINISTRACION OF THE SACRAMENTES, AND OTHER RITES AND CEREMONIES OF THE CHURCHE AFTER THE USE OF THE CHURCHE OF ENGLAND.
Página 339 - I would have you know this for certain that this Thomas has fallen into so heavy a slumber that we entertain but a very cold hope that he will be aroused even by your most learned letter. For he has lately published a Catechism, in which he has not only approved that foul and sacrilegious transubstantiation of the papists in the Holy Supper of our Saviour, but all the dreams of Luther seem to him sufficiently...
Página 351 - At this time came the Sweat into London, which was more vehement than the Old Sweat; for if one took cold, he died within three hours ; and if he escaped, it held him but nine hours or ten at the most : also if he slept the first six hours, as he should be very desirous to do, then he roved, and should die roving.
Página 370 - ... superstition. For when God wishes to commend to the utmost those faithful princes who have restored and re-established the purity of his service, he especially adds, that they also brake down the high places, that the memory of the idolatrous worship might be destroyed. It is true, sire, that there are certain things indifferent which we may lawfully bear with. But we must always observe this rule, that there must be sobriety and moderation in ceremonies, so that the light of the gospel be not...
Página 346 - It was appointed that the Germans should have the Austin-friars for their church to have their service in, for avoiding of all sects of anabaptists, and such-like.
Página 367 - Hooper was made bishop of Gloucester two days since, but under godly conditions : for he will not allow himself to be called Rabbi, or my lord, as we are wont to say ; he refuses to receive the tonsure, he refuses to become a pie, and to be consecrated and anointed in the usual way...
Página 54 - Concilio damnamus et reprobamus omnes asserentes, animam intellectivam mortalem esse, aut unicam in cunctis hominibus.
Página 375 - Bi- 5 shoppes, and other learned menne in the Synode at London, in the yere of our Lord Godde, :MDLII. for the avoiding of controversie in opinions, and 10 the establishement of a godlie concorde, in certeine matiers of Religion.
Página 339 - AN EXPLICATION AND ASSERTION OF THE TRUE CATHOLIC FAITH, TOUCHING THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT OF THE ALTAR, WITH CONFUTATION OF A BOOK WRITTEN AGAINST THE SAME.1 THE ANSWER OF THOMAS ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, &c.
Página 61 - ... rimanente vestivano come gli altri scolari, ai quali era proibito di usare per vestirsi altro panno quam pannum qui vulgariter vocatur...