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Historical Dictionary of Lutheranism
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- ... by the emperor. Emperor Maximilian I (1483–1519) introduced the diets as a regular institution within the imperial constitution. During the Reformation period, they became the most important ...
- ... of Jews and rejected forceful efforts at their conversion. These arguments eventually won the support of civil leaders like Emperor Maximilian and Frederick III, elector of Saxony. Luther, who has ...
- ... writers such as the Norwegian Sigrid Undset (Nobel Price for Literature 1928) or the German Werner Bergengruen and several others found in Catholicism a more congenial literary homeland ...
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