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<p> Protestant Reformer, born in the [[Palatinate]] of the Rhine; was the scholar of the German Reformation, and a wise friend of Luther's, having come into contact with him at Wittenberg, where he happened to be professor of Greek; he wrote the first Protestant work in dogmatic theology, entitled "Loci Communes," and drew up the "Augsburg Confession"; the sweetness of temper for which he was distinguished, together with his soberness as a thinker, had a moderating influence on the vehemence of Luther, and contributed much to the progress of the Reformation; he was the Erasmus of that movement, and combined the humanist with the Reformer, as [[George]] Buchanan did in [[Scotland]] (1497-1560). </p> | Philip Melanchthon <ref name="term_76881" /> | ||
==References == | <p> [[Protestant]] Reformer, born in the [[Palatinate]] of the Rhine; was the scholar of the German Reformation, and a wise friend of Luther's, having come into contact with him at Wittenberg, where he happened to be professor of Greek; he wrote the first Protestant work in dogmatic theology, entitled "Loci Communes," and drew up the "Augsburg Confession"; the sweetness of temper for which he was distinguished, together with his soberness as a thinker, had a moderating influence on the vehemence of Luther, and contributed much to the progress of the Reformation; he was the Erasmus of that movement, and combined the humanist with the Reformer, as [[George]] Buchanan did in [[Scotland]] (1497-1560). </p> | ||
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<ref name="term_76881"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/the-nuttall-encyclopedia/melanchthon,+philip Philip Melanchthon from The Nuttall Encyclopedia]</ref> | <ref name="term_76881"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/the-nuttall-encyclopedia/melanchthon,+philip Philip Melanchthon from The Nuttall Encyclopedia]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:44, 15 October 2021
Philip Melanchthon [1]
Protestant Reformer, born in the Palatinate of the Rhine; was the scholar of the German Reformation, and a wise friend of Luther's, having come into contact with him at Wittenberg, where he happened to be professor of Greek; he wrote the first Protestant work in dogmatic theology, entitled "Loci Communes," and drew up the "Augsburg Confession"; the sweetness of temper for which he was distinguished, together with his soberness as a thinker, had a moderating influence on the vehemence of Luther, and contributed much to the progress of the Reformation; he was the Erasmus of that movement, and combined the humanist with the Reformer, as George Buchanan did in Scotland (1497-1560).
