A Candid Inquiry into the Controversies among Evangelicals · §205 · Samuel Strimesius

Annotatio III §.II: From the Lutheran side — Luther himself urges Bucer toward Concord (1535); then presses Strasbourg and Swiss approvals (1536–1538)

From the Lutheran side, another mark of the Wittenberg Concord’s completeness is this: Luther himself spurred Bucer to seek it — letters to the Strasburgers, 1535 (Buddeus, Epistle 120, p. 248).

After the Formula was set, Luther pressed Strasbourg’s approval in 1536 (Epistle 223, p. 257), and the Swiss as well — 1 December 1537 (Epistle 231) and 1538 (Epistle 232).

Latin

Accedit ad Perfectionem Concordiae Wittenbergensis à parte LUTHERANORUM, Bucerum ad hanc Concordiam quaerendam, à Luthero ipso incitatum fuisse, Literis ad Argentinenses datis, Anno 1535. apud Buddeum Epist. 120. pag. 248.; Post Formulam Concordiae constitutam, approbationem Argentinensium Anno 1536. Lutherum ursisse, Epistola 223. pag. 257. etiam Helvetiorum Anno 1537. 1. Decembr. Epist. 231 & Anno 1538. Epist. 232.

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