Tag: Philip Melanchthon

Homer in Wittenberg: A Review

E. J. Hutchinson — October 22, 2024

Homer in Wittenberg: A Review

Uncovering the influence of Homer on Philip Melanchthon.

“On St. John the Baptist” by Philip Melanchthon

E. J. Hutchinson — June 24, 2024

“On St. John the Baptist” by Philip Melanchthon

An original translation of a Philip Melanchthon poem for the Nativity of John the Baptist.

Happy Alexander the Great Day!

E. J. Hutchinson — June 10, 2024

Happy Alexander the Great Day!

Philip Melanchthon on Alexander the Great, on the anniversary of the latter's death.

A Prayer from Melanchthon

E. J. Hutchinson — May 6, 2024

A Prayer from Melanchthon

A prayer found in Philip Melanchthon's oration on Basil of Caesarea.

Melanchthon’s Deathbed List

E. J. Hutchinson — April 22, 2024

Melanchthon’s Deathbed List

A new version of an old post on Melanchthon's thoughts shortly before his death.

Dylan’s Aristotle, Dylan’s Melanchthon?

E. J. Hutchinson — February 27, 2024

Dylan’s Aristotle, Dylan’s Melanchthon?

Speculation on the classical, biblical, and theological sources of a line in "Absolutely Sweet Marie."

From the Editor’s Desk: Ad Fontes Winter 2024

Rhys Laverty — February 27, 2024

From the Editor’s Desk: Ad Fontes Winter 2024

Senior Editor Rhys Laverty introduces the Winter 2024 print edition of Ad Fontes.

“Is Philosophy a Hindrance to Piety?” by Philip Melanchthon

E. J. Hutchinson — February 27, 2024

“Is Philosophy a Hindrance to Piety?” by Philip Melanchthon

The first English translation of Philip Melanchthon's "Is Philosophy a Hindrance to Piety?"

Melanchthon Defines the Church

E. J. Hutchinson — January 26, 2024

Melanchthon Defines the Church

An excerpt on the church from Philip Melanchthon's PROPOSITIONES COMPLECTENTES PRAECIPUOS ARTICULOS DOCTRINAE COELESTIS.

Why We Should Pray with Someone Else’s Words

E. J. Hutchinson — December 5, 2023

Why We Should Pray with Someone Else’s Words

Melanchthon on Luther on prayer.