Phillip Melanchthon

(1497 - 1560)

 Melanchthon distinguished himself from his contemporaries not only through his works as a humanist and his extraordinary gift for Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, but also through his outstanding achievements as a reformer, politician, and educator.

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Please select from the following topics for further information:

• Phillip Melanchthon Year 1997 Homepage
• Melanchthon's Childhood
• His Studies
• His Professorship at Wittenberg University
• Reformer and University Professor
• Melanchthon's Achievements
• Reformer and Educator
• The Catholic Encyclopedia entry on Phillip Melanchthon
• Melanchthon's last Years
• The Apology to the Augsburg Confession [Triglotta] (1531)
• The Life and Acts of Martin Luther (1548)
• The Augsburg Confession [Triglotta] (1530)

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Last modified: September 10, 1999