Table of contents for Reforming the art of dying : the ars moriendi in the German Reformation (1519-1528) / Austra Reinis.

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Abbreviations									 	 viii
Preface									 ix
1 	Introduction								 	 1
Death and Dying in the Middle Ages					 2
Reforming Death Culture and the Art of Dying			 7
Theology of Piety and the Dissemination of Reformation Ideas	 12
The Emotional Dimension of Dying					 15
Sources								 20
Overview								 23
2	Between Fear and Hope: Uncertainty of Salvation in the Late Medieval
		Ars moriendi								 26
Uncertainty of Salvation in the Sancti Anselmi Admonitio,
 Jean Gerson¿s Opus tripartitum,and the Illustrated
 Ars moriendi							 26
Fear and Hope in other Works of the
ars moriendi Genre						 35
 The Role of the Sacraments in the ars moriendi			 49
Devotion to the Passion of Christ in the ars moriendi
and the Hortulus animae					 59
Conclusion								 75
3	Martin Luther¿s Eyn Sermon von der bereytung zum sterben (1519)		 77
Introduction								 77
Historical Setting							 79
Content and Structure							 80
Theological and Rhetorical Analysis of the Text			 82
Excursus: The Development of Luther¿s Sacramental Theology
	Between the Sermon on Preparing to Die and the
	Babylonian Captivity of the Church ¿ Implications for
	the Deathbed Sacraments					 130
4	Sermons on Preparation for Death						 146
Introduction								 146
Johannes Oecolampadius, Nunc dimittis Oecolampadij /
	Trostlich den Sterbenden [1521]				 147
Thomas Venatorius, Ein Kurtz vnterricht den Sterbenden
	menschen . . . (1527)						 183
Johannes Bugenhagen, Ein vnderricht deren / so in kranck-
	heyten vnd tods noeten ligen . . . (1527)			 195
Georgius Mohr, Eyn Christliche vormanunge auß dem
	Euangelio . . . (1524)						 207
Georg Spalatin, Eine Troestung an Hertzog Friderich
	Churfuersten zu Sachssen . . . (1525)			 	 217
Steffan Castenbaur [Agricola], Ain koestlicher / guotter
	Notwendiger Sermon / vom Sterben . . . (1523)		 231
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Concluding Observations						 251
5	Handbooks or Manuals for Use at the Deathbed				 256
Introduction								 256
Euangelisch lere vnd vermanung / eines sterbenden
menschen . . . [1523]						 257
Johannes Oecolampadius¿ Liturgies for the Deathbed: Ain Lettaney . . . 
(1520 or 1523) and Form vnd Gstalt . . . (1526)	 	 285	
[Wenzel Linck], Troestung was bey eynem sterbenden
	menschen zuhandeln sey (1527)				 304
Johannes Odenbach, Ein Trost Büchlin fur die
	Sterbenden (1528)						 321
Concluding Observations						 340
6	Instruction on Dying in Summaries of Reformation Teaching		 346
Introduction								 346
[Kaspar Güttel], Ein troestliche Sermon . . . (1523)			 347
Johannes Diepold, Ain Nützliche Sermon . . . (1522)			 380
Johannes Borner, Anfangk eines rechten Christlichen
	lebens (1526)							 396
Jakob Otter, Christlich leben vnd sterben . . . (1528)		 	 407
Concluding Observations						 434
7	Conclusion									 441
The Sterbebücher and the Dissemination of the
	Reformation Message						 441
Uncertainty of Salvation in the Late Medieval ars moriendi		 446
Certainty of Salvation in the Reformation Sterbebücher		 447
Deathbed Consolation in the Sacraments				 453
The Use of Late Medieval Themes and Literary Genres		 456
The Development of a Reformation Theology of Piety		 459
A Separation of the Living from the Dead?				 465
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Bibliography									 	 469
Index										 	 524

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Death -- Religious aspects -- Lutheran Church -- History of doctrines -- 16th century.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- Germany -- History -- 16th century.
Funeral service -- Lutheran Church -- History -- 16th century.
Reformation -- Germany.