Teutsch Kirche ampt mit Lobgsengen und götlichen Psalmen wie es die gemein zu Straßburg singt und halt mit mer gantz Christliche gebette dann vor getruckt (Strassbourg Köpphel Erfurt Gerhardt & Schreiber, 1848)
Facsimile of an edition from 1525
In the back, note in pensil "Strassburger Ex. im Jahre 1870 wohl verbrannt, daher ist diese Nachbildung dest(o) gesucht" ("Strasbourg copy probably burnt in 1870, therefore this replica is the more sought after")
Protestantism in Strasbourg is an important aspect of the history and sociology of the city. The Protestant Reformation was introduced in Strasbourg as early as 1518, when Matthieu Zell preached in Strasbourg in the Lutheran manner. In 1520, Pierre-Philippe de Remiremont preached the Reformation in the church of Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux in Strasbourg. In 1524, the pastor Martin Bucer moved to the church of Sainte-Aurélie in Strasbourg, outside the walls of Old Strasbourg, and then 1531 to the church of Saint Thomas in Strasbourg. In 1529 the cathedral was given over to Protestant worship. The city officially joined Lutheranism in 1532.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/24193846?seq=8#metadata_info_tab_contents
Keywords: 16th Century (1501-1600); 19th Century (1801-1900); Prayer; Protestantism; Psalm; Vocal music; Song; Strasbourg (France)