122 - [Protestant Reformation] [CHARLES V]. Sacrae Caesareae Maiestatis Declaratio, on how matters of religion are to be handled throughout the Empire until the conclusion of the General Council, at the Augsburg Diet. XV. Proposed and published in May of the year 1548 (...). [Followed by:] CÉNEAU (Robert). Antidotum ad postulata de Interim. Lyon, Mathias Bonhomme, 1548. Two texts in one in-8 volume, contemporary reversed leather, spine rebuilt in the 18th century in decorated half-basane. (36) ff. and 47 ff.

[Protestant Reformation] [CHARLES V]. Sacrae Caesareae Maiestatis Declaratio, on how matters of religion are to be handled throughout the Empire until the conclusion of the General Council, at the Augsburg Diet. XV. Proposed and published in May of the year 1548 (...). [Followed by:] CÉNEAU (Robert). Antidotum ad postulata de Interim. Lyon, Mathias Bonhomme, 1548. Two texts in one in-8 volume, contemporary reversed leather, spine rebuilt in the 18th century in decorated half-basane. (36) ff. and 47 ff. A compilation of two texts in one volume relating to the Augsburg Interim, the first text reproducing in Latin the imperial declaration of Charles V, promulgated on May 15, 1548, before the Diet of Augsburg, following his victory over the Protestant princes of the Schmalkaldic League. The second text is a polemical response by Robert Céneau (1483–1560), Bishop of Avranches, theologian, and opponent of the Protestant Reformation.