A History of the Reformation (Vol. 1 of 2)

by Thomas M. Lindsay

Augsburg, city of, [234], [320], [322], [353], [391];

the Humanist circle of, [60] f.;

the Brethren in, [152].

See [Diet].

Augsburg Confession (Augustana), [147] f., [363], [365] ff., [396], [399], [403].

Augsburg Interim, [266], [390] ff.

Augsburg Religious Peace,, [395] ff.;

international consequences of, [398] n.

Augustine, the papal claim to universal supremacy and, [3];

influence on mediæval theology, [449];