Martin Brecht

Hesse is like a, the neighboring, was it province of Saxony? Yeah, or, or the neighboring province to Saxony.

And he basically, he wanted to bring the different strands of the Reformation that he, had emerged at this time, basically between those, though, who, who were with Luther in Wittenberg, you could call them the Lutherans maybe at this point if you like, um, and people like the Swiss and South German lands, reformers like, um, uh, Martin Bucer, uh, Ulrich Zwingli, Casper, uh, Hedio, John Oakley and Potius.

Um, they were present at this.

Uh, Bucer was kind of a, at the time, this is before Calvin.

But Bucer's kind of a, kind of a chief representative along with Zwingli on kind of the reformed front.

You'd call it the capital R Reformed branch of the Reformation.

Um, they didn't see eye to eye with, on, on certain things with the, the Lutheran side, and attendees from the Lutheran side who attended were, of course, Martin Luther, uh, Eustace Jonas, Philip Melanchthon, Andreas Sociander, and Stefan Agricola, who's different from the Johann Agricola, which we'll cover in a, soon an episode in this, uh, later Luther series, as well as, uh, John Brents.

Um, so it was, uh, I don't know, 10, that's, I think I named about 10 individuals.