Mystērion Apokatastaseōs Pantōn

The landmark of German Pietist universalism: Petersen's three-volume defense of the Wiederbringung aller Dinge — the restoration of all things — cast as a dialogue between Philaletha and Agathophilus, which ignited a decades-long controversy in German Protestantism and fed the stream that reached England and America through works like The Everlasting Gospel (Siegvolck, also in this collection). The scan is served by the University of Rostock over IIIF, page by page, with no PDF download; the record is linked in this book's metadata. In German.

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