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Magdalena Luther (4 May 1529 – 20 September 1542) was the third child and second daughter of German priest and iconic figure of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther and his wife, Katharina von Bora. She died at the age of thirteen.
Magdalena Luther, beloved daughter of the Wittenberg reformer, died on 20 September 1542 at the age of thirteen.1 Her parents were devastated by her slow death from a virulent fever. As Magdalena’s last hour approached, her mother Katharina lay exhausted from weeping while Martin Luther grappled with the impending loss. ‘I love her very
- Craig M. Koslofsky
- 2000
El cuadro Magdalena Luther, hija de Martín Lutero es una obra icónica del pintor renacentista Lucas Cranach the Elder. En esta pintura, se representa a Magdalena, la hija menor de Martín Lutero, líder de la Reforma Protestante, en un entorno sereno y contemplativo.
Magdalena Luther, beloved daughter of the Wittenberg reformer, died on 20 September 1542 at the age of thirteen.1 Her parents were devastated by her slow death from a virulent fever. As Magdalena’s last hour approached, her mother Katharina lay exhausted from...
- Craig M. Koslofsky
- 2000
En sus últimos años de vida, Lutero debió luchar contra una serie de dolencias físicas. Además, la muerte de su hija Magdalena en 1542 lo afecta mucho. La actitud de Lutero frente a los creyendes de otras religiones, especialmente los judíos, empeora mucho en estos años.
Two of the Luther children passed away as children. Elizabeth died at age 6 months and Magdalena at 13 years of age. Magdalena suffered from an extended illness and it is reported that as Magdalena died in her father’s arms, Luther said, “You will rise and shine like the stars and sun.”
30 de oct. de 2021 · Magdalena Luther was the third child and second daughter of German priest and iconic figure of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther and his wife, Katharina von Bora. She died at the age of thirteen, unmarried. Wikipedia Born: May 4, 1529, Wittenberg, Germany Died: September 20, 1542, Wittenberg, Germany Parents: Martin Luther, Katharina ...
