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1559 BIBLE COMMENTARIES in GERMAN by Veit Dietrich ANTIQUE pigskin bound FOLIO
1559 BIBLE COMMENTARIES in GERMAN by Veit Dietrich ANTIQUE pigskin bound FOLIO
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Summaria uber die gantze Bibel, das Alte und Newe Testament
by Veit Dietrich
Nuremberg; 1559
This is a Reformation-era work providing summaries and explanations of the books of the Bible, intended for instruction in Christian faith and life.
Original blind tooled pigskin over wooden boards, spine with raised bands
Intact 8 corner pieces, lacks clasps
Some wear of binding, with damages to the pigskin at the lower board
Interior with toning, and partially dampstained, small damage to the upper end of the spine
Small folio. Size : 8 1/4 by 12 1/2"
Text in German
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The 1559 edition of Summaria uber die gantze Bibel, published in Nurnberg by Johann vom Berg and Ulrich Neuber, is a cornerstone text of the Lutheran Reformation.
Written by reformer Veit Dietrich, it features collaborative contributions from theological giants Philipp Melanchthon and Johannes Brenz to provide clear, accessible scriptural education for the common person.
The book explicitly states it is designed for the "young folk" (jungen Volck) and the "common man" (gemeinem Mann).
It distills complex theological structures into foundational principles, teaching readers how to align their lives with scripture and find comfort for their souls.
Author Veit Dietrich was a close confidant and student of Martin Luther.
Melanchthon and Brenz added their own exegetical authority, cementing this text as a unified representation of core Lutheran orthodoxy.
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by Veit Dietrich
Nuremberg; 1559
This is a Reformation-era work providing summaries and explanations of the books of the Bible, intended for instruction in Christian faith and life.
Original blind tooled pigskin over wooden boards, spine with raised bands
Intact 8 corner pieces, lacks clasps
Some wear of binding, with damages to the pigskin at the lower board
Interior with toning, and partially dampstained, small damage to the upper end of the spine
Small folio. Size : 8 1/4 by 12 1/2"
Text in German
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The 1559 edition of Summaria uber die gantze Bibel, published in Nurnberg by Johann vom Berg and Ulrich Neuber, is a cornerstone text of the Lutheran Reformation.
Written by reformer Veit Dietrich, it features collaborative contributions from theological giants Philipp Melanchthon and Johannes Brenz to provide clear, accessible scriptural education for the common person.
The book explicitly states it is designed for the "young folk" (jungen Volck) and the "common man" (gemeinem Mann).
It distills complex theological structures into foundational principles, teaching readers how to align their lives with scripture and find comfort for their souls.
Author Veit Dietrich was a close confidant and student of Martin Luther.
Melanchthon and Brenz added their own exegetical authority, cementing this text as a unified representation of core Lutheran orthodoxy.
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