1550 REFORMATION. Important Satirical Medal Comparing Priests & the Pope to Fools & the Devil! Premillennialism it has bound in the

it has bound in the rear five rather rare sermons

Attractive cloth with some slight cocking and flattening to spine

This critical text was delivered just days after the opening shots of the Revolution before the Provincial Congress of Massachusetts on May 31

very slight tide stain to top of text block as expected

1550 REFORMATION. Important Satirical Medal Comparing Priests & the Pope to Fools & the Devil! Premillennialism it has bound in theAn important pro Reformation piece of tangible theology distributed throughout Germany, Switzerland, Holland, and Spain during the 16th century. Measuring 1. 5 inches in diameter appx, likely issued in Germany or Holland, c. 1550. One on side is the head of the pope with the hidden head of the devil; on the reverese is the head of a cardinal with the hidden head of a court jester or fool. Surrounded by a satirical latin saying essentially arguing that