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Tag Archives: John of Leyden
KING OF ALL THE WORLD
The holy terrors of Munster. Their revolution in 1534-35 anticipated the “psychic epidemics” of our own time: “The spread of the Anabaptists in lower Germany and the Netherlands must largely be ascribed to the activity of Melchior Hofmann, a widely … Continue reading
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Tagged Anabaptists Munster, Bernard Rothmann, Bishop Franz of Munster, Duke Georg of Saxony, Franz von Waldeck, Hans Lufft, Jan Matthys, John Bockelsohn, John Matthys, John of Leyden, Knipperdollinck, Lukas Cranach der Altere, Luthers Ketzerspiel, Martin Luther, Melchior Hofman, Peter Vischer, Philipp I Landgrave of Hesse, William Cunningham
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THERE WILL BE BLOOD
” The glory of all the Saints, ” they asserted, ” is to wreak vengeance… Revenge without mercy is the fate of all who are not marked with the Sign”. ”Cohn notes that John of Leyden (aka Jan Bockelson) wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged Anabaptists, Anabaptists Munster, Erhard Schoen, Erhard Schon, Guy Debord, Jan Matthys, Jan of Leyden, John of Leyden, Leonhard Beck, Norman Cohn, Philipp I Landgrave of Hesse, Philipp I of Hesse, Thomas Muntzer
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