De Formula Concordiae Naumburgensi Anni 1561

This dissertation is a study of the Formula of Concord, a major confession of faith in the Lutheran tradition, written by Johann Friedrich Le Bret in the 18th century. Le Bret provides a detailed analysis of the text and its historical context, examining the theological debates and controversies that led to its formulation. The volume remains an important resource for scholars of Lutheran theology and the history of the Reformation.

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