Protestant Reformers Z

Protestant Reformers Z continues the Online Christian Library with the reformers Jerome Zanchius and Ulrich Zwingli.

Zanchius, Jerome (Zanchi, Girolamo) (1516-1590) (Italian Reformed)

1 The Doctrine of Absolute Predestination Stated and Asserted. (1811)

2 A Fresh Suit against Human Ceremonies in Worship Dedicated to Queen Elizabeth. (1633)

Zwingli, Ulrich (Huldrych) (1484-1531) (Swiss Reformed)

1 History of the Langobards. (1907)

2 On Providence and Other Essays. (1922)

3 Selected Works of Huldrych Zwingli (1484-1531), the Reformer of German Switzerland. (1901)

4 The Christian Education of Youth. (1899)

5 The Life and Times of Ulrich Zwingli Translated From the German of J. J. Hottinger by Rev. Prof. T. C. Porter. (1856)

6 The Life of Ulrich Zwingli - the Swiss Patriot and Reformer by Samuel Simpson. (1902)

7 The Life of Ulrich Zwingli, the Swiss Reformer by Johann Kasper Hess. (1772-1847) (1812)

8 The Life of Ulrich Zwingli by Jean Grob. (1883)

9 The Protestant Doctrine of the Lord’s Supper, A Study in the Eucharistic Teaching of Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin. (microfilm) (1927)

10 Zwingli or the Rise of the Reformation in Switzerland, a Life of the Reformer, With Some Notices of his Time and Contemporaries by Raget Christoffel. (1858)

Girolamo Zanchi was born in 1516. Having lost both parents at an early age, he entered the monastery at age 15. His study of theology was greatly influenced by the works of Martin Bucer, Philipp Melanchthon, Martin Luther, and John Calvin. His reformed views eventually forced him into exile.

Ulrich Zwingly was a leader of the Swiss reformation. Educated at the University of Vienna, he was greatly influenced by the works of Erasmus. His preaching reformed theology as well as attacks against the Catholic church were instrumental in the division of the Swiss Confederation along religious lines, leading to a war between the two groups. Zwingli was killed in battle at the age of 47.