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Eyn gesprech vo[n] den Scheinwercke[n] der Gaystlichen, vnd jren gelübdten : damit sy zuouerlesterung des bluots Christi vermaynen selig zuowerden

Sachs, Hans, 1494-1576
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Summary: Anti-monastic tract by Hans Sachs, shoemaker, poet, and dramatist of Nürnberg, and strong supporter of Luther.Signatures: A⁴-B⁴.Imprint: Date of printing from colophon, "Anno M.D.XXiiij."Illustrative and Decorative Content: Wood-engraving on t.p.

Date Issued or Published
1524
Subject - Topic/Names
Monastic and religious life
Controversial literature
Early works to 1800
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Subject - Time Period
Sixteenth century
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Eyn gesprech vo[n] den Scheinwercke[n] der Gaystlichen, vnd jren gelübdten : damit sy zuouerlesterung des bluots Christi vermaynen selig zuowerden
Date Issued or Published
1524
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Summary: Anti-monastic tract by Hans Sachs, shoemaker, poet, and dramatist of Nürnberg, and strong supporter of Luther.
Signatures: A⁴-B⁴.
Imprint: Date of printing from colophon, "Anno M.D.XXiiij."
Illustrative and Decorative Content: Wood-engraving on t.p.
Creator
Sachs, Hans, 1494-1576
Publisher
Höltzel, Hieronymus, active 1500-1525
Place of Publication
Nuremberg (Germany)
Primary Language
German
Subject - Topic/Names
Monastic and religious life
Controversial literature
Early works to 1800
Vows
Subject - Time Period
Sixteenth century
Extent/Dimensions
16 unnumbered pages
18 cm
Content Type
Text
Content Genre
books
Format
Quarto
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This work is a part of the Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection.
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Mendicant Monks
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1524 SACH C
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