Corpus Reformatorum, Volume 26, presents a comprehensive collection of primary source documents from the Reformation era. Written in Latin, this volume offers invaluable insights into the theological debates, social contexts, and intellectual currents that shaped this pivotal period in European history. Scholars and historians will find this compilation essential for understanding the nuances of Reformation thought and its lasting impact on Western civilization. This volume is a vital resource for research libraries and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Reformation's complexities. Its enduring value lies in providing direct access to the voices and ideas that defined an age.

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