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The Augsburg Confession and Apologia

Philip Melanchthon 1536
Melanchthon's Augsburg Confession and Apologia present Lutheran theology's foundational doctrines and defend them against Catholic ecclesiastical authority.

Translated by Richard Taverner at the direction of Thomas Cromwell. Printed by Robert Redman, London, 1536. TCP A22612 (uwgraphics VEP2_TCP_SimpleText).

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