Theologiae Alumni Vitebergense (TAV). Graduated students (alumni) of the Faculty for Theology from the University of Wittenberg. A study about their contribution for the distribution and diffusion of Wittenberg Theology (1502 until 1648)

维滕贝格大学（Leucorea）在选举萨克森，它的教授和学生承担了在德意志帝国和北方，中欧和东欧的许多领土和城市的改革思想和科学的传输，转移和接收的责任。作为一个平台，持续大量的入学考试或多或少地体现了对神圣罗马帝国内外有影响力的政治，社会和文化精英的教育。然而，缺乏有效的个人信息、传记数据和智力发展的收集。因此，这是很难定性和定量的世界影响的改革（Weltwirkung之改革[格哈德里特]）。该项目计划重建大学所有毕业神学家的生物-bilbiographic描述，并开发这一特定群体的概况，该群体负责将维滕贝格改革神学传播到帝国和欧洲部分地区。同时，这些神学家的印刷遗产的特点的例子将分析集中在改革神学的内容和形式的问题，在其分布和扩散的过程。该项目与Wriedt博士和Lück博士在标题下申请支持的另一个项目密切相关：Corpus Inscriptorum Vitebergense（CIV）。维滕贝格大学的成员之间的基础和三十年战争结束（1502年至1648年）。

The University of Wittenberg (Leucorea) in electoral Saxony, its professors and students took responsibility for the transmission, transfer and reception of reformation thought and science in many territories and cities of the German Empire and in northern, middle and eastern Europe. Functioning more or less as a platform a continuously large number of matriculations manifested the education of political, social and cultural influential elites inside and outside of the Holy Roman Empire. However, valid collections of personal information, biographical data and intellectual development are missing. Thus it is hard to qualify quantitatively and qualitatively the World effects of the reformation (Weltwirkung der Reformation [GERHARD RITTER]). The project plans to reconstruct bio-bilbiographic descriptions of all graduated theologians of the University and to develop profiles of this specific group which was responsible for the distribution of Wittenberg reformation Theology into the Empire and parts of Europe. Simultaneously characteristic examples of the printed heritage of these theologians will be analysed focussing on the question of contents and forms of reformation theology within the process of its distribution and diffusion. The project is closely connected to the other project to whichs support Dr. Wriedt and Dr. Lück have applied under the title: Corpus Inscriptorum Vitebergense (CIV). Members of the University of Wittenberg between its foundation and the end of the thirty years war (1502 until 1648).