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The 15 pages that link to Philipp Melanchthon, each with the reason it gives.

• Protestant ReformationRelated: He drafted the Augsburg Confession and shaped Lutheran institutions.

• Martin LutherRelated: Melanchthon systematized Lutheran theology and represented reformers in negotiations.

• LutheranismRelated: He drafted the Augsburg Confession and shaped Lutheran teaching after Luther.

• Augsburg ConfessionRelated: He drafted the confession and presented its case in Augsburg.

• Huldrych ZwingliRelated: He participated in the Marburg effort to reconcile Zwingli and Luther.

• Luther BibleRelated: He advised Luther on biblical scholarship and helped shape the translation's learned context.

• Augsburg InterimRelated: Melanchthon defended limited concessions that became central to the Interim controversy.

• Frederick the WiseRelated: He taught at Wittenberg under Frederick’s patronage and helped shape its reforming intellectual community.

• Martin BucerRelated: He joined Bucer in negotiations aimed at resolving Protestant doctrinal disputes.

• Michael ServetusRelated: Melanchthon’s correspondence records approval of Servetus’s punishment despite theological disagreements.

• Mikael AgricolaRelated: Melanchthon taught at Wittenberg during Agricola’s studies there.

• Johann EckRelated: Melanchthon became a major Lutheran counterpart to Eck in controversies over doctrine.

• Lucas Cranach the ElderRelated: Cranach’s portraits of Melanchthon joined those of Luther in representing Reformation leadership.

• Reformation studiesRelated: His work shows how reform involved schools and doctrine as well as controversy.