1521 Papal bull | National Library of Scotland
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Pope Leo X, Who Reigned At The Time Of Martin Luther. Illustration From "Martin Luther" By Gustav Freytag, Published By The Open Court Publishing Company, 1897 Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free
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The Burning of the Papal Bull - Lutheran Reformation
Pope Leo X vs. Martin Luther | Pitts Digital Image Archive | Emory University
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Letter of Martin Luther to Pope Leo X eBook by Martin Luther - EPUB | Rakuten Kobo United States
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Pope excommunicated Martin Luther on this day - al.com
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Religion Bulletin: Martin Luther publicly burns papal bull
Bohol Provincial Library - #OnThisDay January 3, 1521, Catholic priest, Martin Luther is excommunicated by Pope Leo X from the Roman Catholic Church for failing to recant parts of his Ninety-five Theses
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The clash between German cleric Martin Luther and Pope Leo X is the central drama in the 16th Century religious revolution known as the Reformation. – The Sun | The Sun
Martin Luther (1483-1546) a Wittenberg brule la bulle de l'excommunication faite par le pape Leon X, 16/12/1520 - (Martin Luther publicly burns papal Stock Photo - Alamy
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From Luther to Pope Francis - FSSPX.Actualités / FSSPX.News
Pope Won't Lift Luther's Excommunication
Caricature of the Pope by Lucas Cranach the Elder with text by Martin Luther, 1545. Caption reads: 'The pope alone can interpret scripture and cleanse wrongdoing, just as the donkey alone can
