The Cult of the Virgin Mary in Early Modern Germany: Protestant and Catholic Piety, 1500–1648

Bridget Heal · Seymour Baker House

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Catholicism and Religious Studies Early Modern Women Writers

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Introduction 1. Transformations in Marian teaching 2. Marian piety in Lutheran Germany 3. Confessional frictions and the status of the Virgin 4. The Counter-Reformation cult 5. Catholic pluralism and Cologne 6. Marian devotion and gender Conclusion Bibliography Index.

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