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this, and your article on Clarenbach Fliesteden, are interesting.
This one needs citations for your quotes, not simply the German you've translated. Where was this found?
Context: while many people will understand the context of this, a brief statement of the situation would help. Something along the lines of this was the early days of the Reform movement, and explaining what it means. this section could go under the heading of "context" and should probably use the main template to refer readers to the Reformation. Auntieruth55 (talk) 18:41, 7 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I'm glad you liked them and thanks for your comments - my initial interest was to fill in redlinks in another article, but of course they are of significance in their own right. I don't know where the quotes were found, as I just translated the German article, but the sources given may well help, and I'll take a look at them.HeartofaDog (talk)
