Martin Bucer Briefwechsel/Correspondance: Band II (1524-1526)
Biographical note
Jean Rott was born and educated in France and received the D. Litt from Strasbourg in 1975. His first volume of Correspondance de Martin Bucer (jusqu'en 1524) was published in 1979 by Brill. His other publications include Quellen zur Geschichte der Täufer. Elsass, Teil I-IV, 1959-88; Investigationes historicae, 1986, 2 vols. He received the lauréat from the Institute de France in 1938.
Readership
students and specialists in the history of the 16th century and the Reformation; theologians.
Reviews
'The present volume has a great deal to teach Reformation historians whether their interest be theological, social or political.'
Irena Backus, Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance, 1990.
'The honorary doctorate of theology conferred on Jean Rotte by the Theological Faculty of the University of Münster...is a fitting tribute to the stature of his achievement.'
Peter Schaeffer, The Sixteenth Century Journal, 1991.
'Alles in allem stellt dieser Band eine bemerkenswerte Quellenausgabe zur Reformationsgschichte dar.'
Lutherjahrbuch, 1994.
Irena Backus, Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance, 1990.
'The honorary doctorate of theology conferred on Jean Rotte by the Theological Faculty of the University of Münster...is a fitting tribute to the stature of his achievement.'
Peter Schaeffer, The Sixteenth Century Journal, 1991.
'Alles in allem stellt dieser Band eine bemerkenswerte Quellenausgabe zur Reformationsgschichte dar.'
Lutherjahrbuch, 1994.
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