ANNOTATIONS

ON THE WALDENSIAN

CONFESSION, REGARDING THE CHAPTERS

that differ from the Augsburg Confession,

The Augsburg Confession (1530) was the primary statement of faith for the Lutheran movement. This book examines where the "Waldensian" faith—an older medieval reform movement—diverged from Lutheranism.

ANNOTATIONS,

SET AGAINST

THE RESPONSE

PUBLISHED SOME TIME AGO,

in the name of the Bohemian

Brethren,

The Bohemian Brethren were a Christian group in the Czech lands, heirs to the Hussite movement, who were often in dialogue (and sometimes in conflict) with German Lutherans.

COMPOSED

by

JOHANNES HEDERICUS

Doctor of Sacred Theology

Johannes Hedericus (1541–1617) was a prominent Lutheran theologian and professor at the University of Frankfurt an der Oder.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED

the letters of certain

very famous

theologians and

several

pastors.

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Frankfurt on the Oder

original: "Francofurti ad Oderam." This distinguishes it from Frankfurt am Main.

Printed by the workshop

of Nicolaus Voltz.

In the year 1602.