Searching for Compromise?

Contents

List of Illustrations

Notes on Editors

List of Contributors

Introduction: Searching for Compromise

 Maciej Ptaszyński

PART 1: Terms of Coexistence between Law and Tradition

1 “Private,” “Public,” and “Domestic” Exercise of Religion—Origins of an Instrument of Early Modern Religious Peacemaking

 Christopher Voigt-Goy

2 “He May Be Evangelical, Yet a True Patron by Descent” The Right of Patronage in the Religious Changes in Red Ruthenia in the 16th and 17th Centuries

 Bogumił Szady

3 Social Conditions of Religious Coexistence in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania: Three Cases of the Late Sixteenth Century

 Uladzimir Padalinski

4 Worshipping Together or Just under One Roof? Reformed and Lutheran Church Agreements in Poland in the Early Seventeenth Century

 Kazimierz Bem

5 How Many Dissenters Can a Roman Catholic Priest Serve? Examples from Bukovina, Suwałki Region, and Latgale at the Turn of the 18th Century

 Melchior Jakubowski

PART 2: Theology, Communication, Politics

6 Religious Toleration and Literary Dialogues in the Bohemian Reformation (1436–1517)

 Jan Červenka

7 Dantiscus from Augsburg (1530) to Regensburg (1541): Authority, Toleration, and Orthodoxy in the Roman Church

 Bryan D. Kozik

8 Jacob Schmidt Also Called Fabricius (1551–1629): The Unfulfilled Leader of the Second Reformation in Gdańsk

 Sławomir Kościelak

9 Toleration and Religious Polemics: The Case of Jonas Schlichting (1592–1661) and the Radical Reformation in Poland

 Maciej Ptaszyński

Part 3: Radical Century or Age of Toleration?

10 Reformed Irenicism and Pan-Protestantism in Early Modern Europe

 Alexander Schunka

11 A Transconfessional Religion of the Heart: The Moravian Church of Herrnhut

 Wolfgang Breul

12 A Tale of Two Cities: Protestant Preachers and Private Tutors in Vienna Under the Rule of Emperor Charles VI

 Stephan Steiner

13 The Longue Durée of Irenicism in the Thought of Adam František Kollár (1718–1783)

 Paul Shore

Afterword

 Luise Schorn-Schütte

Index