 It led to no result, although it continued until the following March.The Philippists asserted the Augsburg Confession of 1540, the loci of Melanchthon of the later editions, and of the Corpus Philippicum, met by the challenge from the other side that these were an attack upon the pure teaching and authority of Luther.Both sides claimed the victory, and the Leipsic and Wittenberg Philippists issued a justification of their position in the "Endlicher Bericht" of 1571, with which is connected the protest of the Hessian theologians in conference at Ziegenhain in 1570 against Flacian Lutheranism and in favor of Philippism.