The Sixteenth Century Journal: A Journal for Renaissance and Reformation Students and Scholars, Volume VIII, Numbers 1-4, 1977, Number 4 is "The Formula of Concord: Quadricentennial Essays, Sponsored by Lutheran Council in the USA, Division of Theological Studies and the Center for Reformation Research.

Octavo, aqua library cloth, orginal paper covers bound in, ii, 126, 128, 128, 128 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in No. 1 are "In Memoriam: Eugenie Droz," "Demographic Pressue and Social Mobility Among the Nobility of Early Modern France," James B. Wood, "Diana at the Bar: Hunting, Aristocrats and the Law of Renaissance Castile," J.B. Owens, "Thomas Cromwell's Patronage of Preaching," Thomas Black, "Antithetical Literary Structures in the Reformation Theology of Walter Travers," John G. Rechtien, "The Development of the Lutheran Theory of Ranaissance: 1523-1530," Cynthia Grant Shoenberger, "Johannes Agricola of Eisleben's Proverb Collection (1529): The Polemizing of a Literary Form and the Reaction," Sander L. Gilman, "Archbishop Parker's Efforts Toward a Bucerian Discipline in the Church of England," mark E. Vander Schaaf, "Review Essay: A Reinterpretation of Gabriel Biel on Natuee and Grace," Denis Janz.Articles in No. 2 are "Introduction," Kingdon, "Sir Thomas More, Three Poems," Devon Miller Duggan, "Biblical Philology and Christian Humanism: Lorenzo Valla and Erasmus as Scholars of the Gospels," Jerry H. Bentley, "Anit-Scholastic Satire in Sir Thomas More's 'Utopia," Warren W. Wooden, "Erasmians and Mathematicians at Cambridge In the Early Sixteenth Century," Paul Lawrence Rose, "Erasmus and the German Public, 1518-1520: The Question of the Authorized and Unauthorized Circulation of his Correspondences," Peter G. Bietenholz, "Ulrich Zasius and John Eck: 'Faith Need Not Be Kept With an Enemy,'" Steven W. Rowan, "Political Propaganda and Renaissance Culture: French Reactions to the League of Cambrai, 1509-1510," Michael A. Sherman.Articles in No. 3 are "The Franciscan Alumbrados and the Prophetic-Apocalyptic Tradition," Jose C. Nieto, "Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, and the Estensi: A Relationship Honored in Music," William M. McMurtry, "Marbach vs. Zanchi, The Resolution of Controversy in Late Reformation Strasbourg," James M. Kittelson, "Who owns the Fathers? Hooker and Cartwright on the Authority of the Primitive Church," John K. Luoma, "Christoph Goodman and the English Protestant Tradition of Civil Disobedience," Dan G. Danner, "The Economic Impact of the German Peasant's War: The Question of Reparations," Thomas F. Sea. Articles in 'The Formula of Concord' are "The Formula of Cocord, Then and Now," Lewis W. Spitz, "Legitimate Limits of Doctrinal Pluralism According to the Formula of Concord," Wenzel Lohff, "The Formula of Concord and The Teaching Ministry," George Wolfgang Forell, "The Formula of Concord and Authority in the Church," Warren A. Qunabeck, "The Act of Confession-Confessing," Arthur A. Cockrane, "Retrospect and Prospect: Some unscientific Reflections on the Four Hundreth Anniversary of the Formula of Concord," Herbert J.A. Bouman, "Striving for the Union of Lutheran Churches The Church-Historical Background of the Work Done on the Formula of Concord at Magdeburg," Ernst Koch, "Alliance and Confession: The Theological-Historical Development and Ecclesiastical-Political Significance of Reformation Confessions," Gerhard Müller. …