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The issue of the beginnings of the Reformation in Prussia is richly described in the literature of the subject matter. Still, the preserved chronicles have not been fully examined, particularly in the field of the research on mentality and perception of the period. Applying the methodology connected with the research of the “history of representation” (Vorstellungsgeschichte), which refers to the manner in which contemporary people perceived, explained and represented the surrounding world, brings very interesting findings. The method was fully developed and its assumptions were formulated in 2003 by Hans-Werner Goetz.1 The method provides promising findings in reference to the analysis of the chronicle material.2 Although we are aware of the factors influencing the rapid expansion of the Reformation ideas in the towns of Royal and Monastic Prussia, including their further formation,3 it is hard to

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The beginnings of the Reformation in the light of Gdańsk and Königsberg chroniclers of the first half of the 16th century: the activity of the first Reformers