The portraits of the principal primitive reformers of various countries, to whom (under God) we are indebted for the glorious light of the protestant religion, with emblematical allusions to the vain attempts of the Pope, the frier & the Devil, to blow out or extinguish the pure light of the everlasting Gospel

2016-11-302016-11-301780http://hdl.handle.net/10637/8234Colección Van der VekeneEste aguafuerte quizá ilustrase la obra "The Book of Martyrs" de John Foxe.Sin enmarcarInscripción en la parte superior donde aparecen identificados los personajes que aparecen en el grabado numerados: 1. Perkins, 2.Prague, 3.Bacer, 4.Martyr, 5.Zuniglius, 6.Knox, 7.Zanchi, 8.Bulinger, 9. Ocelampadius, 10. Buxlorf, 11.Bolton, 12.Arminius, 13. Wichliff, 14. Beza, 15.Calvin, 16.Luther, 17. Melanethon, 18.Iquinus, 19. Melern, 20. Grotius, 21.Huss - The heads of the bishops Ridley & Latimer with the other most eminent bishops at the time of the Reformation being given in N. 2 of this work.application/pdfenInquisiciónAguafuerte.The portraits of the principal primitive reformers of various countries, to whom (under God) we are indebted for the glorious light of the protestant religion, with emblematical allusions to the vain attempts of the Pope, the frier & the Devil, to blow out or extinguish the pure light of the everlasting GospelGrabadohttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.eshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.es