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Contrary to older opinions regarding the fifteenth century as the great divide between  the Middle Ages and the Renaissance/Reformation, sixteenthcentury sermon literature  demonstrates through its great preference for exempla the extensive continuity of older  traditions. This article illustrates, using Johannes Paulis collection of exempla, Schimpf  und Ernst (1521) as a representative example, to what extent he and other clerical authors  were familiar with a large portion of medieval and earlymodern literature which they  easily integrated into their own texts and used them for their moraldidactic purposes.

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Die deutsche Predigtliteratur des Spätmittelalters und der Frühneuzeit im Kontext der europäischen Erzähltradition: Johannes Paulis Schimpf und Ernst (1521) als Rezeptionsmedium