Exam 1 - People Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Jerome/Hieronymus Aleander

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Publicized the bull in Germany against Luther

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Nicholas von Amsdorf

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Wittenberg theologian and nephew of Staupitz, one of Luther’s first adherents and close friends

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Gabriel Biel

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Ockhamist theologian whom Luther studied closely; defends Ockham against Rimini; Luther accuses as being tainted with Pelagianism (eve of the reformation)

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Albrecht von Brandenburg

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Archbishop of Mainz; Originally Bishop of Magdeburg (check spelling); Paid to become bishop of Mainz because it was forbidden by Church Law to switch

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Johannes Brenz

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Protestant reformer in the Duchy of Wittenburg

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Martin Bucer

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Initial Dominican who hears Luther at Heidelburg and later labors for reform in Strasbourg and England

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Johann Bugenhagen

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Pastor at the city church where Luther was preaching; helped organize churches in territories throughout Northen Europe

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Cajetan

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Cardinal who interviewed Luther as the Pope’s representative; wanted a precise definition of indulgences

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Wolfgang Capito

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A Strasburg reformer

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Charles V

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Also King Charles I of Spain; Elected King of the Holy Roman Empire in 1519

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Lucas Cranach

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Artist to the Electoral Saxon Court

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Johannes Eck

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Luther debated in an academic debate in Leipzig

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Desiderius Erasmus

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Humanist; Luther’s Bondage of the Will was a response to his book The Free Will

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Frederick the Wise

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The Ruler of Electoral Saxony; 20 Years older than Luther

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Jakob Fugger

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Head of a mercantile and banking empire centered in Augsburg; Loaned money to Albrecht

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Duke George of Saxony

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Ruled the Better part of Saxony, including the city of Leipzig

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Johann Gutenberg

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From Mainz; moveable printer brought together in a practical system for mass producing copies

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Jan Hus

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Church Heretic; believed the Pope’s authority was by human right

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Ulrich von Hutten

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Humanist Scholar and Knight that wanted to use Luther to increase German nationalism against the Pope; planned an uprising against Rome

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John of Saxony

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Suceeded his brother Frederick in May 1525 as the Elector of Saxony; Continued to support Luther

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Justus Jonas

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Reviewed the Smalcld Aritcles on December 28, 1536; Translated confessions into German; Checked consumation of Luther’s marriage

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Junker Jörg/Knight George

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Luther’s persona during his 10 month exile following the Diet of Wurms

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Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt

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Reformer that pushed Luther’s ideas to the extreme; Began the argument between Eck and Luther that caused the Leipzig debate

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Leo X

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Pope who wrote in favor of Indulgences; Opposed to Luther

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Peter Lombard
Wrote the main theological textbook of the Middle Ages: Sentences
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Nicholas of Lyra
Interpretted Romans 14:23 to refer to the conscience
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Maximilian I
Emperor before Charles V; dies in January 1519
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Karl von Miltitz
German Nobleman serving at the papal court who wanted to persuade Luther and Elector Frederick to cooperate using flattery; He does NOT get Luther to recant
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Thomas Müntzer
Former student of Luther; center of the peasants revolt; argued for return to OT Laws with a political/civil union with religious
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William of Ockham
Nominalist; Via Moderna (human effort doesn't solve anything); Scholastic Scholar who argued that the church's status as the mediator between man and God was an artificial arrangment
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Johannes Oecolampadius
Associate of Zwingli; debated Luther and Melancthon with Zwingli; argued that it was a spiritual eating in the Lord's Supper
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Philipp von Hessen
Lutheran Prince of Hesse;
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Sylvester Prierias
The Pope's court Theologian; composed a work identifying Luther's errors
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Philipp Melanchthon
Arrived in August 1519; Academic prodigy and full-fledged humanist; taught Greek; great theologian of the reformation
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Johannes Reuchlin
German Humanist; Opposed the Thomists (Luther's Early Opponents); Supported the publication of the Kabala (non-Biblical hebrew text)
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Franz von Sickingen
German knight that had influence and man power to take initiative to use Luther against the Pope; planned an uprising against Rome
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Georg Spalatin
Humanitist who studdied at Erfurt and Wittenberg eventually becoming a priest; Elector Frederick's private secretary and spiritual advisor
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Johann von Staupitz
Luther's father confessor while in the monastery; encouraged him to trust in Christ for Salvation
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Nicholas Storch
Led the Zwickau Prophets; Believed that the Holy Spirit inspired him directly to be a reformer; rejected all clergy and infant baptism
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Johann Tetzel
Dominican; heads up the sale of indulgences
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John Wycliffe
Called for a vernacular Bible before Luther; Spurred the English translation work and gave rise to the anticlerical Lollard movement
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Ulrich Zwingli
Same age as Luther; Became a reformer through humanism; Parted from Luther on the Lord's Supper; Debated in Marbug on October 2, 1529