Teaching and Being Taught: Melanchthon's Editions of the Greek Fathers and His Early Theological Thinking
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The first three years of Melanchthon's stay in Wittenberg (1518-1521) are marked by the "hybrid" nature of his figure. Until the publication of his Loci communes, he was enrolled as a theology student. Meanwhile, he worked as professor of ancient Greek. In ... ...
