Wittenberg, 1574, Heidelberg and Geneva, 1576 Philip Melanchthon (1497-1560): Sententiae Sanctorvm Patrvm De Coena Domini. Unpaginated, 24 leaves, in Latin. Published in Wittenberg in 1574. Sayings and opinions of the Church Fathers on the Lord's Supper (the Eucharist). Christoph Herdesianus (1523-1585): Refutatio Dogmatis de Fictitia Carnis Christi omni Praesentia. 246 numbered pages, in Latin. Published by Johann Maier in Heidelberg in 1576. A Renaissance and Reformation-era polemic against the Lutheran doctrine of the ubiquity of Christ's human body. Theodore Beza (1519-1605): Quaestionum et responsionum christianarum pars altera, quae est de Sacramentis. 206 numbered pages, in Latin. Published in Geneva in 1576. A theological work by the reformer and successor to John Calvin in Geneva, dealing with the sacraments. Format 16°, 15.2x9.6 cm. All three works bound together in a solid half-leather binding, spine with 3 raised bands, red edges. The binding is damaged by woodworm and mould, the text block intact and in exceptionally good condition. These Latin-language Reformation theological works from the 1570s focus on questions of the sacraments, particularly the Eucharist (the Lord's Supper), and the related Christological issues.