Mathesius, John. Histories, by the Venerable in God blessed thewren man of God, D. Martini Luthers, beginning, Lere, life, stand-hafft bekenuß of his faith, and dying, according to the Jarzal, how all this has happened. 20 n., 212 n. Bl. Title in black and red. 17.5 x 14 cm. Modern marbled half-perch band with gold plating. Nuremberg, heirs Johann vom Berg and Dietrich Gerlach, 1573. VD16 M 1495. – Later edition of the important Luther biography, first published in 1566 in Nuremberg by Ulrich Neuber. "Mathesius's permanent legacy is his 1566 published 'Luther Histories', which to this day have experienced almost 50 editions. This first sermon, which resulted from 17 sermons held between 1562 and 1565, prot. The life picture of the reformer served as a source of first-ranks for the Luther biographers and Reformation historians" (NDB XVI, 369f.). – The title is more flaky and with marginal tears, the final page with leaf demolition (without loss of text). Especially at the beginning more brownish or water-wrapped. – Attached: Jodocus Willich. Strict Engels-Probe, that is distinguished, high-glorious, pure Lutheran theologian witty and founded in God's Word Judicia and thoughts, What to hold of English faces and appearances? How far and far do they trust? Whether they desire, expect, listen? From which to see how dangerous it is to fall upon the same without a previous snug sample, because of the errors and confusions of these bodies. 4 Bl., 112 S. Dresden, Wolfgang Seyffert, 1653. - VD17 5113:739830K. - Only print of the theological disputation. - Title somewhat brownish. - Christoph Schindler. Destructor Templi Dei, God's temple of spoilers, in a treacherous corpse Sermon declares bey the pitiful accident that occurred in 1647. ==References== Augusti In the evening, with Heinrich Krügern, under your Churfl. ==References====External links==* Official website* Official website Augusti was buried on earth. 1 Bl., 54 S. With four-part woodcut title border and typographic folding board. Ebenda 1647. - VD17 39:107738H. - Only print of the rare funeral sermon. - Slightly brown-spotted, title with contemporary entry in the lower margin. - Chilianus Rebentrast. Godly Creutz bearer and exulant suffering and joy, that is: Christian body-predation of bey volckreicher Begraßnisnis der Jungfrawn Annen-Magdalenen Reisengrünin von Grünlust, which Freytags, the 11. Maij, Anno 1649, blessed as a part of this life. 24 p. Halberstadt, Andreas Rolwald, 1649. - Rarely only pressure of the Baroque funeral sermon by the preacher Kilian Rebentrost (1582-1661), who works in Annaberg in Saxony. No proof in the KVK. - Johann Frentzel. Alpha & Omega (graece). Autumn roses, which raised up the grave, which in the life of true godly fear, and all the other praised women's virtues, now devoted to Mary Judge, born-in-law, guilty of scattering, on the 13th of the autumn month, in 1654. Year. 2 Bl. Leipzig, Johann Wittigau, (1654). - The only print of the funeral sermon written by the Leipzig theologian and productive occasional poet Johann Frentzel (1609-1674). - A little tanned and brownish. No evidence in the KVK. - Arnold Mengering. Belialis Stratiotici Consobrinus Scileratus Metator. The venerable unjust quarter master of countervalued divisive times. This is: Drey Christian Sermons, in which the city of Marescal de Logis, the quartering masters, commissaries and ballet makers in cities are brought to mind, how highly they sin against honest bourgeois people, especially against the poor, widows and orphans, with their unequal quarters. 4 Bl., 136 pp. Title in black and red. Altenburg, Otto Michael, 1642. -VD17 23:258779Q. - Second print of the sermon collection, first published in 1639. - Brown stained and with moisture margin. - Rector Academiae Lipsiensis. 2 Bl. (Leipzig), Thomas Ritzsch, 1652. - Rarely occasional print by the Leipzig printer and book dealer Timothy Ritzsh (1614-1678), who entered the book history as editor and printer of the first daily newspaper, the first income newspaper published in 1650 for the first time. - Gottfried Suevus. Theses ex secundo et tertio pandectarum libris. 12 Bl. Wittenberg, Johannis Haken, 1654. - Only print of the legal dissertation under the Praese Christoph Joachim Rimshauer. - A little brownish. - Johann Roger Weyer. Sacri Romani imperiale perenne periculum, brevi oratione delineatum et in auditorio principum maiori memoriter recitatum. 14 Bl. Leipzig, Timotheus Ritzsch, (1652). - VD17 14:005983C. - Only print of the theological-political disputation. - To your Rom. Käyserl. Majesty, the Royal Majesty to Sweden Intervention-Schifft, as well as the Holy Roman Empire Chur-Princes and Estates Evangelischen Theils Intercession. Concerning the religious and consciences of the Sambten Augspurgische Confessions-Verwanten, in the Käyserliche Erblanden. ==References====External links== 15. Maii Anno 1653. 10 Bl. O. O. and Dr. 1653. - Print variant not recorded in the VD 17. - Revealing of several, the Völcker in Engel- Schott- und Irrland, somewhat misguided opinions concerning the lost kings Jacobum, and Carolum I.: From it these kings lighten innocence, and is brought to light. From the Frantzöse, so recently left in the Hague, into the High German. ==References== O. O. and Dr. 1653. - VD17 23:235447. - The only German print of the pamphlet.