A-C⁴, D⁶. (4to), 20x15.5 cm., modern ¼ vellum over boards covered with waste paper from an edition of Eusebius, with maroon morocco label lettered in gilt. Several pages have the blindstamp of the Theological Institute of Connecticut.
During the Reformation, the citizens of Augsburg changed their religion. In this work, the city Senate (Rat) addresses the Emperor, in an attempt to show that the city should not suffer reaction or retribution. A controversial and uncommon work on Catholicism, published at the height of the Reformation. USTC 614565