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Français : Martin Bucer, Drei predige aus dem Evangelio , komet her zu mir alle die ir mühselig und beladen seind. etc. Matt. XI : Der Kirchen zu Bennfeld zur letze gethon, vom Joch Christi und den recht uralten Kirchenordnungen ...; An die Oberkeiten imm Elsas außgangen, mit einer Vermanung, nach warer Reformation der Kirchen zu trachten.

Straßburg, Wendelin Rihel d.Ä., 1538

Fonds ancien de la Médiathèque protestante de Strasbourg.
Date / 2018-05-04 13:40:04
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Author Martin Bucer / phot. Ji-Elle

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