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Heidegger, Johann Heinrich (1633-1698)

Consolatio Christiana s. martyrum, omniúmque persecutiones sustinentium ...

Consolatio Christiana s. martyrum, omniúmque persecutiones sustinentium: ex Dei verbo, protrepticis & consolationibus s. patrum, aliorúmque ad martyres, ipsorum denique s. martyrum veterum & recentionum emortualibus dictis asserta / quam Spiritu S. paracleto duce et auspice placido eruditorum examini subiicit Ioh. Henricus Heideggerus, SS. theol. D.& P.P. respondente Ioh. Henrico Zieglero V.D.M. assumente Felice Brunnero S. theol. stud. postridie synodi Maii, h.l.q.s.

n. p.: Davidis Gissneri, 1677.

Other editions:
German Edition: Joh. Henrici Heideggeri, SS. Theol. Doct. & Professoris in Zürich, Heiliges Martyrthum, das ist, Kampf-Platz getreuer Blut-Zeugen Jesu Christi: handlende von dem Martyrthum und den Märtyrern ins gemein; wie auch von dem Trost der Märtyrern: und endlichen von den Schwachheiten und Glaubens-Fällen der Heiligen / in diesen jetzigen schwären Verfolgungs-Zeiten, allen umb des Zeugnuss Jesu willen leydenden Christen, zu nohtwendiger Underrichtung und Trost auss der Lateinischen in die Teutsche Sprach übergesetzt, und von Johann Friderich Utzinger, Inspect. des Neuen Collegii in Zürich, an Tag gegeben (Zürich: Johann Rudolff Rahnen, 1688)

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

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