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CHAPTER 2.
ZWINGLI’S TRAINING.
§ 5. THE ZWINGLI LITERATURE.
The general literature in § 4, especially Bullinger’s History and
Egli’s Collection. The public libraries and archives in Zürich contain
the various editions of Zwingli’s works, and the remains of his own
library with marginal notes, which were exhibited in connection
with the Zwingli celebration in 1884. See Zwingli-Ausstellung
veranstaltet von der Stadtbibliothek in Zürich in Verbindung mit
dem Staatsarchiv und der Cantonalbibliothek. Zürich, 1884. A
pamphlet of 24 pages, with a descriptive catalogue of Zwingli’s
books and remains. The annotations furnish fragmentary material
for a knowledge of his theological growth. See Usteri’s Initia
Zwingli, quoted below.
I. Sources:
Huldreich Zwingli: Opera omnia, ed. MELCHIOR SCHULER (d. 1859)
and JOH. SCHULTHESS (d. 1836). Tiguri, 1828–’42. 8 vols. Vols. I. and
II., the German writings; III.–VI., Scripta Latina; VII. and VIII.,
Epistolae. A supplement of 75 pages was ed. by G. SCHULTHESS (d.
1866) and MARTHALER in 1861, and contains letters of Zwingli to
Rhenanus and others. A new critical edition is much needed and
contemplated for the “Corpus Reformatorum” by a commission of
Swiss scholars. Zwingli’s Correspond. in HERMINJARD, Vols. I. and II.
The first edition of Zwingli’s Works appeared at Zürich, 1545, in 4
vols. USTERI and VÖGELIN: M. H. Zwingli’s Schriften im Auszuge,
Zürich, 1819 and ‘20, 2 vols. (A systematic exhibition of Zwingli’s
teaching in modern German.) Another translation of select works
into modern German by R. CHRISTOFFEL, Zür., 1843, 9 small vols.
Comp. also PAUL SCHWEIZER (Staatsarchivar in Zürich, son of Dr.
Alexander SCHWEIZER): Zwingli-Autographen im Staats-Archiv zu