Reformation Studies

Documents of the English Reformation:

Third Edition

By Gerald Bray (editor)

A compilation of fifty-eight of the essential documents of the English Reformation from 1526 to 1700, invaluable for both students and scholars.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History

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The Fifteen Confederates

By Johann Eberlin von Günzburg and Geoffrey Dipple (editor)

A new translation of an important document of the German Reformation, a collection of pamphlets by the former Franciscan Johann Eberlin von Günzburg.

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Forerunners of the Reformation:

The Shape of Late Medieval Thought

By Heiko A. Oberman

A groundbreaking discussion of late medieval Christian thought, opening up the studies of specialists to a wider and more general audience.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History

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From Icons to Idols:

Documents on the Image Debate in Reformation England

By David J. Davis

A selection of key historical texts from the debate over religious imagery during the English Reformation, with a commentary by a leading scholar in the field.

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Henry VIII's Bishops:

Diplomats, Administrators, Scholars and Shepherds

By Andrew Allan Chibi

A comprehensive prosopographical study of diverse and interesting group of bishops who served during the reign of Henry VIII.

The Identity and the Life of the Church:

John Calvin's Ecclesiology in the Perspective of His Anthropology

By Yosep Kim

A penetrating study of how Calvin's anthropological understanding of Christian identity informed and underpinned his doctrine of the church.

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The Institution of a Christian Man

By Gerald Bray (editor)

A new edition of one of the founding documents of the Church of England, allowing easy comparison of the changes between successive versions.

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Luther as Heretic:

Ten Catholic Responses to Martin Luther, 1518–1541

By M. Patrick Graham and David Bagchi (editors)

An invaluable collection of contemporary Catholic reactions to Martin Luther, rarely available in English translation until now.