Crocius, Paul (1551-1607); Huber, RudolphMeyer, Conrad (Ed.)

Apophtegmata martyrum ...

Apophtegmata martyrum, das ist, Denckwürdige Reden, welche die heiligen Märtyrer vom Jahr 1415 biss auf 1573 auss des heiligen Geistes trieb, in währender ihrer Gefängnuss und bey Vollziehung des uber sie gefällten Tod-Urtheils, zur Erbawung der Kirchen, Stärkung unsers Glaubens und Uberzeug- und Beschämung der Feinden der Warheit herfür gebracht haben / wie solche D. Paulus Crocius in seinem grossen Martyr-Buch verzeichnet; kürtzlich aussgezogen und zusammen getragen durch M. Rudolph Huber, Diener am Wort Gottes zu Schaffhausen

Zurich: Johann Heinrich Hamberger, Wilhelm Simlers, 1664.

Keywords: MartyrologyProtestantism
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6. Sacrifices of self: Martyrology after Reformation (16th-18th Century)

Authority file: http://viaf.org/viaf/59867245/#Crocius,_Paul,_1551-1607

Edited by: Christopher Martinuzzi

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