Following Zwingli

Focusing on the sixteenth-century reform movement, the book delves into how Zwingli and his humanist peers in Zurich utilized various models to advocate for their reforms. It investigates the significance of historical, biblical, and literary influences on the Zurich reformers following Zwingli's death. By examining the relationship between past ideals and the contemporary challenges of the Reformation, the work sheds light on Zwinglianism and its impact on local history and religious transformation during this pivotal period in European history.