Exsurge Domine Condemns Luther
1520
Pope Leo X issued the bull Exsurge Domine, threatening Luther with excommunication if he did not recant forty-one errors within sixty days. Luther publicly burned the bull and a volume of canon law outside Wittenberg's Elster Gate. The break with Rome was now irreversible in practice if not yet in canon law.
Related events
1520Middle EastPolitics
Suleiman the Magnificent Ascends
September 30, 1520Renaissance
1520North AmericaWar
La Noche Triste
June 30, 1520Renaissance
1520EuropeCulture
Raphael Dies on Good Friday
April 6, 1520Renaissance
1521EuropeReligion
Luther at the Diet of Worms
April 18, 1521Renaissance
1519EuropeReligion
Zwingli Preaches in Zurich
1519Renaissance
1522EuropeReligion
Luther's German New Testament
1522Renaissance