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Confessio Helvetica posterior
No full text[Heinrich Bullinger] ; von den Dieneren der Kyrchen Christi in der Eydgnoschafft, die da sind zuo Zürych, Bern unnd Schaffhusen, in der Statt Sant Gallen, in der Statt Chur unnd in den dryen Pündten, ouch zuo Müllhusen unnd Biel, zuo welichen sich ouch gethon habend die Diener der Kyrchen zuo Genff, ouch zuo Welschen Nüwenburg, sampt anderen Dieneren dess Evangelij in den herrlichen und grossmächtigen Künigrychen Polen, Ungeren und Schottland, welcher Meldung beschicht nach der Vorred, einhällig ussgangen, yedermann zuo bezügen, dass sy in der Einigkeit der waaren, uralten, christenlichen Kyrchen bestond ...Bogensignaturen: *, A-L
Confessio Helvetica posterior
No full texteinhelligklich aussgangen von den Dienern der Kirchen Christi in der Eydgnoschafft zu Zürich, Bern unnd Schaffhausen und denen zu S Gallen, Chur und der dreyen Bündten, auch denen zu Mülhausen und Biel, zuo welchen sich gethan die Diener der Kirchen zuo Genff und Weltschen Neüwenburg, sampt anderen Dieneren dess Evangelii in den Königreichen Polen, Ungeren unnd Schottlands. Allen Gläubigen davon zuurtheilen fürgestellet unnd zubezeügen, dass sie in der Einigkeit wahrer, uralter christlicher Kirchen bestahnd und kein neüwe jrrige Lehr führend, noch Gemeinschafft mit einigen Secten haltend [Heinrich Bullinger]Bogensignaturen: *, A-L
Repetitio et explicatio consensus
No full textauthore Heinrycho Bullingero Tigurinae Ecclesiae Ministro. Altera parte libelli huius perstringitur vltimus ille Ioann. Brentij liber, inscriptus Recognitio. ...A-K⁸, L⁴Auf dem Titelblatt handschriftliche Widmung von Heinrich Bullinger an Konrad Gessner: "Charissimo viro et intimo meo amico D. Conrado Gessnero Bullingerus D.D.", weitere Vorbesitzer: Petrus Strübius, Hans Konrad Ott und Prof. Alexander Schweizer (Exlibris im vorderen Innendeckel). Mit wenigen hs. Korrekturen
[2005.08.29] Portrait of Maria Eva Schoeller
No full textPhotographic image. Three-quarters length portrait of woman, dressed in black corseted dress with numerous small buttons down front of blouse, standing next to a table and flower arrangement. Photographer is "L. Gogler, 350 352 Bowery, near St. James Street, New York." Circa 1900. Courtesy of Marguerite Bullinger Lien Collection, (P_29.tif).Photographic image. Three-quarters length portrait of woman, dressed in black corseted dress with numerous small buttons down front of blouse, standing next to a table and flower arrangement. Identified as Portrait of Maria Eva Schoeller. Photographer is "L. Gogler, 350 352 Bowery, near St. James Street, New York." Circa 1900. Courtesy of Marguerite Bullinger/Gustin Lien Collection, 2005.08, GRHC
Fünfzig Landschaften / L. Landschaften
No full textSelbstporträt des Malers und Kupferstechers Johann Balthasar Bullinger (1713-1793)von Io. Baltazar BvllingerHerausgetrennte Abbildung aus einem Exemplar der übergeordneten Publikation Exemplar der Zentralbibliothek Zürich, Graphische Sammlung und FotoarchivHandschriftliche Vermerke unterhalb des Bildes mit Feder in Braun: Jo. Balthasar Bulliner, Mahler, Prof: / der Zeichnungskunst auf der Kunstschule" und "Leü. Suppl. 1.421" Exemplar der Zentralbibliothek Zürich, Graphische Sammlung und Fotoarchi
Addita etiam est Anabaptistarum apologia, in qua causas exponunt cur non ad ecclesias seu sacros coetus nostros accedant
No full textnunc primum e germanico sermone in Latinum conversi, per Iosiam Simlerum Tigurinum. Elenchus praecipurorum capium, quae in hoc opere tractantur, praefationi authoris subiectus est. Addita etiam est Anabaptistarum apologia, in qua causas exponunt cur non ad ecclesias seu sacros coetus nostros accedant / eodem interpreteBogensignaturen: aa-bb, A-Z, a-l
Bullingers Briefwechsel mit dem Elsässer Reformator Matthias Erb (1539-1571)
No full textBetr. den in der Universitätsbibliothek Basel erhaltenen Briefnachlass von Matthias Er
Bullinger und Melanchthon in ihren Briefen. Einige Beobachtungen zu Potentialen kirchenhistorischer Arbeit mit Briefwechseln
No full textThe correspondence between Heinrich Bullinger and Philip Melanchthon, this essay argues, offers important insights into the relationship between these two reformers as well as into the relations between the two centers of the reformation they represent. As the author takes into account the enduring character of this correspondence as well as its contents, he suggests that the letters between Bullinger and Melanchthon not only showcase Zurich’s continuous importance for protestant estates and theologians in the Holy Roman Empire, but also call for a re-examination of the processes of the reception of reformation thought.The correspondence between Heinrich Bullinger and Philip Melanchthon, this essay argues, offers important insights into the relationship between these two reformers as well as into the relations between the two centers of the reformation they represent. As the author takes into account the enduring character of this correspondence as well as its contents, he suggests that the letters between Bullinger and Melanchthon not only showcase Zurich’s continuous importance for protestant estates and theologians in the Holy Roman Empire, but also call for a re-examination of the processes of the reception of reformation thought
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