- The
Reformatio Sigismundi do****ent
appeared in
connection with
efforts to
reform the Holy
Roman Empire during the
reign of
Emperor Sigismund (1410–1437)...
- A
reformatio in
peius (Latin: "change for the worse")
occurs in law when as the
result of an appeal, the
appellant is put in a
worse position than if there...
- wars of
religion in 1648. The
similar term
Catholic Reformation (Latin:
Reformatio Catholica) may also encomp****
reforms and
movements within the Church...
-
Imperial Reform (Latin:
Reformatio imperii, German: Reichsreform) is the name
given to
repeated attempts in the 15th and 16th
centuries to
adapt the structure...
- start, then a
reductio ad
infinitum is a
valid re****ation technique.
reformatio in
peius change to
worse A
decision from a
court of
appeal is amended...
-
connects through three princesses to the
royal Hungarian Árpád dynasty. The
Reformatio Sigismundi appeared in
connection with
efforts to
reform the Holy Roman...
-
Thomas Cranmer (2 July 1489 – 21
March 1556) was a
leader of the
English Reformation and
Archbishop of
Canterbury during the
reigns of
Henry VIII, Edward...
-
German businessman, numismatist, and
author of
numismatic catalogue "
Reformatio in Nummis".
Rainer Opitz was born in Sebnitz, Germany. In 1981 he enrolled...
-
November 2017).
Reformatio Baltica. ISBN 9783110573558. ****el, Heinrich; Steiger,
Johann Anselm; Walter, Axel E, eds. (2017). "
Reformatio Baltica: Kulturwirkungen...
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Elizabeth I's Thirty-nine
Articles of 1563. Cranmer's
revision of
canon law,
Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum, was
never authorised by king or parliament. In...
