• Kenneth Austin (University of St. Andrews): 'Isn’t it Irenic? Immanuel Tremellius and the Avoidance of Controversy'

• Elizabeth Tingle (Nene College, Northampton): 'A mini-colloquy of Poissy in Brittany: interfaith dialogue in Nantes in 1562'

• Christine Linton (University of St. Andrews): 'Ulrich von Hutten and the Papal Bull'

• Elaine Fulton (University of St. Andrews): 'Wolves and Weathervanes: A Catholic View of Evangelicals in Late Sixteenth-Century Vienna'

• Michael S. Springer (University of St. Andrews): 'Them and Us: the Impact of Anabaptism on Jan Laski's Reformed Church Orders'

• Alec Ryrie (University of Birmingham): 'Power and the Failure of Dialogue in 1550s Scotland'

• Alexandra Kess (University of St. Andrews): 'John Sleidanus and the Problem of Protestant History'

• Matthew Maclean (University of St. Andrews): 'Sebastian Münster’s Cosmographia'

• Louise Campbell (University of Birmingham): '"Resist not your calling": Uncovering the Confessional Convictions of Matthew Parker in the 1530s'

• Helen Parish (University of Reading): '"Fables and Fairytales": Saints and Miracles in Sixteenth Century England'

• William G. Naphy (University of Aberdeen): 'Calvin and the Death Penalty: Compassion, Conscience or Convenience?'

• Timothy Watson (University of Newcastle): 'The Disputed Soul of Barthelemy Aneau, 1562-2001'

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