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The Reformation in Lithuania: Origins and Developments Up to 1570 - Paperback

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by Dainora Pociūte (Author)

The Reformation in Lithuania: Origins and Developments up to 1570 by Dainora Pociūte explores the dynamics of the Reformation in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, focusing on its early evolution and highlighting its autonomous character and the impact of Italian Protestantism. Abraomas Kulvietis, an alumnus of the university of Siena, was among the first to call for Church reforms in Vilnius. The tradition of Lithuanian printing, initiated by reformers who were forced to flee to Lutheran Prussia, was one of the early results of the movement. The progress of the Reformation accelerated rapidly in the 1550s when Mikalojus Radvila the Black, the most powerful magnate in Lithuania, announced his break with Rome and established an autonomous Evangelical Church in Lithuania. It matured by interweaving not only Lutheran and Swiss doctrines but also Antitrinitarianism and Anabaptism. This led to a gradual schism between radical communities and sympathizers of magisterial Protestantism during the 1560s.

Author Biography

Dainora Pociūte, Ph.D. (1993, Vilnius University) is Professor of Early Modern Religious and Intellectual History at Vilnius University. She has published monographs, critical editions, and articles on the Reformation and Counter-Reformation in Lithuania and Poland, including La Riforma in Lituania (Claudiana, 2022).

Number of Pages: 118
Dimensions: 0.29 x 9.24 x 6.33 IN
Publication Date: December 18, 2024

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