Annotatio III §.I: MARPURGENSE — first of the more perfect Consociation attempts, though lowest grade (all dogmas but one; Luther refuses right hand of fraternity)
I would call this Marburg attempt the first of the more complete Consociation efforts — though still of the lowest grade.
More complete, because they agreed on every dogma but one; lowest grade, because Luther would not give the right hand of fraternity (Chytraeus, p. 647).
Latin
MARPURGENSE hoc, Primum perfectiorum Consociationis moliminum dixerim, etsi Gradûs infimi: Perfectiorum, quia Consensus fuit ratione omnium dogmatum, exceptô unô; At Infimi Gradus, quia dextram Fraternitatis Lutherus dare noluit Chyt. pag. 647.