The strange and terrible visions of Wilhelm Friess : the paths of prophecy in Reformation Europe / Jonathan Green.
2014
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Title
The strange and terrible visions of Wilhelm Friess : the paths of prophecy in Reformation Europe / Jonathan Green.
Published
Ann Arbor : The University of Michigan Press, [2014]
Description
xi, 207 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Cultures of knowledge in the early modern world
Note
Includes Dutch and German versions of Willem de Vriese's prophecies from the years 1558 and 1577 respectively, adaptation of a French version of the Vademecum of Johannes de Rupescissa.
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-202) and index.
Contents
A strange prognostication
A seditious prophecy
From Avignon to Antwerp and from Antwerp to Nuremberg
From protest to propaganda
A horrible and shocking prophecy
"Wilhelm Friess" in Strasbourg
The last emperor and the beginning of prophecy.
A seditious prophecy
From Avignon to Antwerp and from Antwerp to Nuremberg
From protest to propaganda
A horrible and shocking prophecy
"Wilhelm Friess" in Strasbourg
The last emperor and the beginning of prophecy.
Series
Cultures of knowledge in the early modern world.
Call number
BR115.P8 G745 2014