Martin Luther1520
Luthers books are publicly burned in Louvain by the Papal Nuncio Aleander
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Luthers books are publicly burned in Louvain by the Papal Nuncio Aleander
The Papal nuncio at the Diet, Girolamo Aleandro, draws up and proposes the fierce denunciations of Luther embodied in the edict, which permitted anyone to kill Luther without legal consequence
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