About 500 years ago, Martin Luther visited Rome. Reflections about his journey often inquire as to its having been a critical factor for the Reformation, a prejudicial perspective often leading to a negative view of the trip and the city. The volume seeks to free up the theme from this paradigm, and to impart a differentiated picture of the city of Rome, Luther's Roman journey, and the recollected images associated with it.

Autorentext

Michael Matheus, JGU Mainz; Arnold Nesselrath, HU Berlin; Martin Wallraff, LMU Munich, Germany