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Print and the Protestant Reformation: Luther, pamphlets, and translation (1517–1555)

Print and the Protestant Reformation: Luther, pamphlets, and translation (1517–1555)

  1. Luther circulates the Ninety-five Theses

    Labels: Martin Luther, Ninety-five Theses, Wittenberg
  2. Luther publicly debates at Leipzig Disputation

    Labels: Martin Luther, Leipzig Disputation, Johann Eck
  3. Luther burns the papal bull in Wittenberg

    Labels: Martin Luther, Papal bull, Wittenberg
  4. Luther refuses to recant at Diet of Worms

    Labels: Martin Luther, Diet of, Charles V
  5. Edict of Worms bans Luther’s writings

    Labels: Edict of, Charles V, Censorship
  6. Luther’s German New Testament is published

    Labels: German New, Martin Luther, Vernacular Bible
  7. Diet of Speyer grants temporary religious latitude

    Labels: Diet of, Imperial Diet, Territorial rulers
  8. Protestation at Speyer helps define “Protestant”

    Labels: Protestation at, Protestant princes, Imperial policy
  9. Colloquy of Marburg exposes Protestant divisions

    Labels: Colloquy of, Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli
  10. Augsburg Confession presented to the emperor

    Labels: Augsburg Confession, Philipp Melanchthon, Diet of
  11. Schmalkaldic League formed as Protestant defense alliance

    Labels: Schmalkaldic League, Protestant territories, Military alliance
  12. Luther’s complete German Bible is published

    Labels: Luther Bible, Wittenberg Press, Vernacular Scripture
  13. Schmalkaldic War begins between emperor and league

    Labels: Schmalkaldic War, Charles V, Schmalkaldic League
  14. Imperial victory at the Battle of Mühlberg

    Labels: Battle of, Imperial victory, Schmalkaldic leaders
  15. Augsburg Interim imposed as temporary settlement

    Labels: Augsburg Interim, Charles V, Religious settlement
  16. Treaty of Passau pauses persecution and opens negotiations

    Labels: Treaty of, Charles V, Religious negotiations
  17. Peace of Augsburg legalizes Lutheranism in the empire

    Labels: Peace of, Holy Roman, Religious coexistence