THE ARGUMENTS AND AUDIENCES OF COCHLAEUS'S 'PHILIPPICA VII.'.
While the last of Johannes Cochlaeus's writings against Philip Melanchthon is ostensibly a theological response to a dogmatic work, the doctrinal element is secondary to a political dimension. The main purpose of Philippica VII, which is addressed to Charles V, is to persuade the emperor to respond...
| Published in: | Catholic Historical Review Vol. 78; no. 3; pp. 371 - 395 |
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Catholic University of America Press
Jul1992
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