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² Krebs, M. and Ron, H. G. (eds), Quellen zur Geschichte der Täufer im Elsass: Stadt Strassburg, 1522-35, 2 vols, Gütersloh 1959-1960Google Scholar . It would seem that the third volume in this series, which will cover the period to 1552, has been sous presse for some several years.

³ The standard work is, of course, that by Williams, G. H., The Radical Reformation, Philadelphia 1962Google Scholar , a revised and extended edition of which is now available in Spanish.

⁴ Deppermann, K., Melchior Hoffman: soiiale Unruhen und apokalyptische Visionen im Zeitalter der Reformation, Göttingen 1979Google Scholar , a translation of which has recently been made available. Unfortunately the valuable thesis of Seebass, G., ‘Miintzers Erbe: Werk, Leben und Theologie des Hans Hut,’ University of Erlangen 1972Google Scholar , has never been published.

⁵ Spiritualistische Philosophie als Antwort auf die religiöse Frage des XVI. Jahrhunderts (Vorträge des Instituts fur Europäische Geschichte lxxi), Wiesbaden 1978.Google Scholar

⁶ In common with many of the other contributors, Gäbler has already published a detailed analysis of Biinderlin's doctrine of faith, which can be found in the Theologische Zeilschnfl xxix (1973), 334–44Google Scholar . The majority of these pieces, however, are difficult to obtain outside a specialist library.

⁷ Mysticism and the Early South German-Austrian Anabaptist Movement, 1525-31, Scottdale 1977, 93-4. 119–21.Google Scholar

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¹⁰ Archivfiir Reformationsgischichte Literaturbericht x (1981), 369.Google Scholar

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¹² A direction of research earlier envisaged by Ozment, Stephen, Mysticism and Dissent: religious ideology and social protest in the sixteenth century, New Haven 1973.Google Scholar

¹³ It is interesting to compare in this respect the comments of Dejung, Christoph, Wahrheit und Haresie. Untersuchungen zur Geschichtsphilosophie bei Sebastian Franck, Zurich 1979Google Scholar , who has recently completed the dossier on Franck, which is due to appear in volume seven of the first series.

¹⁴ It may be noted that a separate group of dossiers on Polish dissidents has already been prepared, while the second volume of Scripla el Sludia will be devoted to a study of antitrinitarianism in Bohemia by Waclaw Urban.