Julius Wilhelm Zincgref (15911635) is one of the most remarkable authors in the field of seventeenth-century literary reform efforts. This volume provides a historical-critical edition of his short writings in Germany and a comprehensive commentary. They reveal the Heidelberg jurist to be a satirist, polemicist, and moral guide, who intervened in the disputes of the Thirty Years' War with various genres and publication forms.

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Werner Wilhelm Schnabel, Victoria Gutsche and Dirk Niefanger, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany.