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Early Modern Christian History: General Resources
An overview of resources available on early modern religious history, with a focus on Christianity.
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Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Religion (Online)
by
editor in chief, John Barton
A peer-reviewed resource that includes the formerly titled Oxford Encyclopedia of Martin Luther.
The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church (Online)
by
Andrew Louth (editor)
6,000 cross-referenced A-Z entries from theology; churches and denominations; patristic scholarship; and the bible; to the church calendar and its organisation; popes; archbishops; saints; and mystics. Online available. Newly updated in 2022.
Encyclopedia of Christianity
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John Bowden (Editor)
A one-volume encyclopedia dedicated Christianity on a global scale. Includes many entries on the Reformation era.
Call Number: DIVINITY, Trowbridge Reference Room, BR95 .E47X 2005
Oxford Bibliographies: Renaissance and Reformation
Includes nearly 500 entries, with many on religion (e.g., Jesuits).
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
Contains biographies of noteworthy people who inhabited or were connected with the British Isles.
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