Preface
Dedication. In Memoriam: Heiko Augustinus Oberman, 1930–2001
Abbreviations
Introduction: Nunc Peregrinus Oberrat – Peter Martyr in Context,
Frank A. James III
PART I. REFORMERS IN COMMUNITY
1. Praeceptor Carissimus: Images of Peter Martyr in Girolamo
Zanchi’s Correspondence, John L. Farthing
2. Strangers in a Strange Land: The English Correspondence of
Martin Bucer and Peter Martyr Vermigli, N. Scott Amos
3. Peter Martyr and the Church of England after 1558, Gary
Jenkins
4. The Early Reformed Covenant Paradigm: Vermigli in the Context of
Bullinger, Luther and Calvin, Peter A. Lillback
5. Sacramental Continuity among Reformed Refugees: Peter Martyr
Vermigli and John Calvin, Richard Gamble
PART II. BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS
6. Vermigli on Tradition and the Fathers: Patristic Perspectives
from his Commentary on I Corinthians, Douglas H. Shantz
7. Patriarchy and Prophetesses: Tradition and Innovation in
Vermigli’s Doctrine of Woman, John L. Thompson
8. And All Israel Shall Be Saved: Peter Martyr and John Calvin on
the Jews according to Romans, Chapters 9, 10 and 11, Dan Shute
9. Christological Currents in Vermigli’s Thought, John Patrick
Donnelly, S.J.
10. Nature, Virtue, and Humanism: Cross-Disciplinary Reflections on
Vermigli’s Romans Commentary (10–16), Norman Klassen
PART III. CHURCH AND REFORM
11. Sacrifice and Sacrament: Another Eucharistic Contribution from
Peter Martyr Vermigli, Donald Fuller
12. Valdés and Vermigli: Spirituality and the Degrees of Reform,
Joseph C. McLelland
13. The Preces Sacrae of Peter Martyr Vermigli, Emidio Campi
14. Law and Order: Vermigli and the Reform of Ecclesiastical Laws
in England, John F. Jackson
15. Peter Martyr Vermigli and Pope Boniface VIII: the Difference
Between Civil and Ecclesiastical Power, Torrance Kirby
Notes on Contributors
Bibliography
Index
Frank A. James III, D.Phil. (1993) in History, Oxford University & Ph.D. (2000) in Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary, is President of Historical Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary/Orlando. He has published extensively on the Reformation, including Peter Martyr Vermigli and Predestination (1998).
'Frank James's collection of essays on Peter Martyr Vermigli
(1499-1562) places the thought of the Italian reformer within the
plurality of European reformations. It provides a helpful
understanding of Martyr vis-à-vis Protestant and Catholic reform,
as well as more general movements such as humanism, scholasticism,
and canon law revision...Overall, the collection nicely documents a
transition in Martyr scholarship...a welcome addition to a body of
literature that recognizes theological diversity and ecumenical
nuances within sixteenth-century reform.'
Jeffrey Mallinson, Renaissance Quarterly, 2005.
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