Swiss Reformer · Reformed
Huldrych Zwingli
- Born
- 1484
- Died
- 1531
Swiss reformer and Zurich preacher whose disputations and writings on Scripture, the sacraments, and church reform helped establish the Reformed tradition. Also known as Ulrich or Huldreich Zwingli.

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Letter to Erasmus Fabricius on the Episcopal VisitationHuldrych ZwingliLetter to Erasmus Fabricius on the Episcopal Visitation1522
Petition to the Bishop of Constance on Clerical MarriageHuldrych ZwingliPetition to the Bishop of Constance on Clerical Marriage1522
Refutation of the Tricks of the BaptistsHuldrych ZwingliRefutation of the Tricks of the Baptists1527
The First Zurich Disputation and the Sixty-Seven ArticlesHuldrych ZwingliThe First Zurich Disputation and the Sixty-Seven Articles1523
Works and bibliography
5 works in TrinityLibrary
Letter to Erasmus Fabricius on the Episcopal VisitationHuldrych ZwingliLetter to Erasmus Fabricius on the Episcopal Visitation
An account of the 1522 episcopal visitation and the emerging dispute over evangelical preaching in Zurich.
Petition to the Bishop of Constance on Clerical MarriageHuldrych ZwingliPetition to the Bishop of Constance on Clerical Marriage
The Swiss preachers’ petition defending clerical marriage and asking that the Gospel be allowed to be preached.
Refutation of the Tricks of the BaptistsHuldrych ZwingliRefutation of the Tricks of the Baptists
Zwingli’s extended argument against the Anabaptists, including infant baptism, election, and the relationship between the covenants.
The First Zurich Disputation and the Sixty-Seven ArticlesHuldrych ZwingliThe First Zurich Disputation and the Sixty-Seven Articles
The proceedings of the first Zurich disputation, followed by Zwingli’s sixty-seven doctrinal articles.
Zurich Marriage OrdinanceHuldrych Zwingli