Annotatio III §.I: Letters urge Concord and fraternity with Zwinglians before and at Augsburg — theologians refuse fundamental consensus
He wrote again and again to Luther, Melanchthon, and Brentius, pressing hard for Concord — both before the Augsburg Diet and while it sat — and for fraternity with the Zwinglians that would actually be kept.
Those letters are still in Chytraeus’s Acts with the Zwinglians; and the named theologians, for their part, were angry and would not admit that the Zwinglians shared with them a fundamental consensus of faith.
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pluribus eam in rem ad Lutherum, Melanchtonem & Brentium datis literis, Concordiam, tàm ante Augustana Comitia, quàm in ipsis celebratis, & fraternitatem cum Zvinglianis ineundam servandamq; seriò suadentibus, quae exstant apud Chytraeum in Actis cum Zwinglianis, indignantibus quoq;, dictos Theologos, Consensum fidei fundamentalem Zwinglianorum secum, haud agnoscere velle.