Jan Andrea Bernhard
Biographic Data
| ID | 9312412 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan Andrea Bernhard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan Andrea |
| FAMILY NAME | Bernhard |
| SIGNATURE | BERNHARD J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Zurich |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Randolph C. Head, Jenatschs Axt
No abstract available
Briefe an Heinrich Bullinger im Blick auf Entstehung, Abfassung und Rezeption der "Confessio Raetica" (1552/53)
The Raetian Confession of 1552/53 took shape during the Reformation in the context of Italian emigration to Grisons. The synod was obliged to write a binding order due to debates with the Italian non-conformists. Philipp Gallicius regularly consulted Heinrich Bullinger as he wrote the order. A hitherto forgotten letter from Gallicius to Heinrich Bullinger that is occasionally even considered to be fictitious, in addition to other important letter…
Immacolata Saulle Hippenmeyer, Nachbarschaft, Pfarrei und Gemeinde in Graubünden 1400-1600, Chur
Konfessionelle Toleranz bei Petrus Dominicus Rosius à Porta
Tagung "Orbis Helveticorum"
"Vna cuorta et christiauna fuorma da intraguider la giuuentüna"
J. Jürgen Seidel, Die Anfänge des Pietismus in Graubünden, Zürich 2001
Von Adligen, Studenten und Buchdruckern in Ungarn
In den Jahren 1550 und 1551 wandten sich Vertreter der ungarisch-reformierten Kirche an Wolfgang Musculus und Heinrich Bullinger, um von ihnen fur die unter der Turkenherrschaft schwer geplagte Kirche Ratschlage, Trost und gedruckte Schriften zu erhalten. Die Antworten darauf sind die von Musculus herausgegebene Flugschrift Vom uffgang des wort Gottes by den Christen in Ungarn, so den Turcken underworffen sindt, nuwe zyttungen (Bern 1550) 1 sowie…
Francesco Negri zwischen konfessionellen und geographischen Grenzen
Francesco Negri is a representative of Italian Reform Humanism. Due to his work as a teacher, who was required to follow the Humanist education program, Negri was in contact with conformists and nonconformists throughout his lifetime. As the confessional lines were being drawn, this led to intense debate in Chiavenna. Yet his communication network and personal confession prove that Negri cannot be considered a proponent of nonconformism
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Immacolata Saulle Hippenmeyer, Nachbarschaft, Pfarrei und Gemeinde in Graubünden 1400-1600, Chur
Konfessionelle Toleranz bei Petrus Dominicus Rosius à Porta
Tagung "Orbis Helveticorum"
"Vna cuorta et christiauna fuorma da intraguider la giuuentüna"
J. Jürgen Seidel, Die Anfänge des Pietismus in Graubünden, Zürich 2001
Von Adligen, Studenten und Buchdruckern in Ungarn
In den Jahren 1550 und 1551 wandten sich Vertreter der ungarisch-reformierten Kirche an Wolfgang Musculus und Heinrich Bullinger, um von ihnen fur die unter der Turkenherrschaft schwer geplagte Kirche Ratschlage, Trost und gedruckte Schriften zu erhalten. Die Antworten darauf sind die von Musculus herausgegebene Flugschrift Vom uffgang des wort Gottes by den Christen in Ungarn, so den Turcken underworffen sindt, nuwe zyttungen (Bern 1550) 1 sowie…
Francesco Negri zwischen konfessionellen und geographischen Grenzen
Francesco Negri is a representative of Italian Reform Humanism. Due to his work as a teacher, who was required to follow the Humanist education program, Negri was in contact with conformists and nonconformists throughout his lifetime. As the confessional lines were being drawn, this led to intense debate in Chiavenna. Yet his communication network and personal confession prove that Negri cannot be considered a proponent of nonconformism
Randolph C. Head, Jenatschs Axt
No abstract available
Briefe an Heinrich Bullinger im Blick auf Entstehung, Abfassung und Rezeption der "Confessio Raetica" (1552/53)
The Raetian Confession of 1552/53 took shape during the Reformation in the context of Italian emigration to Grisons. The synod was obliged to write a binding order due to debates with the Italian non-conformists. Philipp Gallicius regularly consulted Heinrich Bullinger as he wrote the order. A hitherto forgotten letter from Gallicius to Heinrich Bullinger that is occasionally even considered to be fictitious, in addition to other important letter…
Reformation and Early Modern Christianity (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Art (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Central European and Russian historical studies (1 work) · Chemistry (1 work) · Geology (1 work) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (1 work) · Historical Influence and Diplomacy (1 work) · Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies (1 work)