568 - Luther, Martin. That These Words of Christ, “This Is My Body,” Still Stand Firm Against the Heretics. By Martin Luther. A Foundation and an Iron Wall Against the Old and New, Secret and Open Zwinglians, Calvinists, and those who blaspheme the sacraments, together with his brief confession regarding the Holy Supper, and a warning letter to the people of Frankfurt am Main to guard themselves against the heretical Sacramentarians. For the benefit of all devout, righteous Christians, for comfort, warning, instruction, and teaching, now newly published. Magdeburg, Paul Donat, 1582. 12 unnumbered pages. 128 leaves (erroneously numbered 127), 19.5 x 15 cm. Contemporary blind-embossed pigskin binding with gold-embossed coat-of-arms supralibros, monogrammed “H G W,” dated 1588 (slightly stained).

Luther, Martin. That These Words of Christ, “This Is My Body,” Still Stand Firm Against the Heretics. By Martin Luther. A Foundation and an Iron Wall Against the Old and New, Secret and Open Zwinglians, Calvinists, and those who blaspheme the sacraments, together with his brief confession regarding the Holy Supper, and a warning letter to the people of Frankfurt am Main to guard themselves against the heretical Sacramentarians. For the benefit of all devout, righteous Christians, for comfort, warning, instruction, and teaching, now newly published. Magdeburg, Paul Donat, 1582. 12 unnumbered pages. 128 leaves (erroneously numbered 127), 19.5 x 15 cm. Contemporary blind-embossed pigskin binding with gold-embossed coat-of-arms supralibros, monogrammed “H G W,” dated 1588 (slightly stained). VD16 L4276—One of Donat’s earliest prints, “printed in a compact format for the common man, since not everyone can afford to buy or has the opportunity to read Mr. Luther’s volumes…” (Preface). Donat printed in Magdeburg from 1582 to 1599. Here, Luther sharply opposes Zwingli’s interpretation of the words of institution at the Lord’s Supper. — Slightly browned. *