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Saxon chancellor Christian Beyer proclaiming the Augsburg Confession in the presence of Emperor Charles V, 1530
Saxon chancellor Christian Beyer proclaiming the Augsburg Confession in the presence of Emperor Charles V, 1530
Confutatio Augustana and Confessio Augustana being presented; this picture is somewhat ahistorical because a written copy of the Confutatio was never
Confutatio Augustana and Confessio Augustana being presented; this picture is somewhat ahistorical because a written copy of the Confutatio was never provided by the Catholics; rather they had to go off of stenographers they had brought with them just in case the Catholics wouldn't give them a copy.
An illustration of the first 21 articles by Wenceslas Hollar.
An illustration of the first 21 articles by Wenceslas Hollar.
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor receives the Augsburg Confession, Augsburg 1530.
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor receives the Augsburg Confession, Augsburg 1530.