This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. Reformation500 at Oxford would not be the same without the many events kindly sponsored by the German Embassy. If you take a look at our events page, you will see …
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Posts about ongoing research in book history at Oxford.
Martin Luther: ein Sendbrief vom Dolmetschen – An Open Letter on Translating (1530)
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. The Taylorian is fortunate to hold many Reformation pamphlets, by Martin Luther and others. These pamphlets were acquired from several University Libraries, notably Heidelberg in 1878. One of them, an …
Women’s Responses to the Reformation
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. The TORCH Women in the Humanities-sponsored workshop, Women’s Responses to the Reformation took place in Oxford on 23rd June 2016. We welcomed around twenty participants from a variety of UK …
Collaborative translation of the Juttenspiel
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. We are seeking contributors for a collaborative translation of the Juttenspiel, the play which tells the legend of Pope Joan. The drama was first performed in the fifteenth century, but …
Hortulus animae. Lustgarten der Seelen
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. Hortulus animae. Lustgarten der Seelen: Mit schoenen lieblichen Figuren.Georg Rhau; Lucas Cranach; Martin Luther; Philipp Melanchthon;Wittemberg: Georg Rhau (Erben), 1558[91.H.8] https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/embed/ab16f6af-6cd9-4b4a-813b-65b9396c3313 → Find the edition here The Hortulus animae. Lustgarten …
Reformation Theses: International Impact on Critical Editions
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/embed/54396616-dce7-4368-a3e4-c4e9b01325d3 → Find the edition here The theses presented are part of a combined print that contains speeches from the famous theological debate in June and July 1519 known as …
Disputacion zwischen ainem Chorherrenn vnnd Schūchmacher
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/embed/2af469c0-942c-4f74-a16a-59da62b65b44 → Find the edition here The Disputation zwischen einem Chorherren und Schuhmacher, the first of Hans Sachs four Reformation dialogues was by far the most successful. The pamphlet’s enormous …
De captivitate babylonica ecclesiae and its German translation
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. Von der Babylonischen Gefengknuss der Kirchen.Martin Luther Johann Schott.[Strasburg] : [J. Schott] ;[ca. 1520] One can hardly overestimate the European, and eventually worldwide impact of the German reformation; it was …
Eyn wunderliche Weyssagung von dem Babstumb
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/embed/0d50e2de-bc01-4a31-88ae-acfe117fa482 → Find the edition here Eyn wunderliche Weyssagung von dem Babstumb was first printed in Nuremberg in 1527. Its series of woodcuts is made up of 30 images, predominantly …
Luther’s Sendbrief vom Dolmetschen, 1530
This article was originally posted on the Taylor Reformation blog which has now become part of the Taylor Editions website with a dedicated Reformation Pamphlets series. → Find the edition here Background to the Sendbrief Luther wrote the Sendbrief vom Dolmetschen und Fürbitte der Heiligen in September 1530 at the fortress of the Wartburg, where he …