This man's early career saw him marry "renegade nun" Elizabeth Silberstein and serve as a chaplain in the court of Franz von Sickingen.  
This man's early career saw him marry "renegade nun" Elizabeth Silberstein and serve as a chaplain in the court of Franz von Sickingen.  This man's Censura, delivered to Bishop Ely, contained his commentary on an edition of The Book of Common Prayer, while he dedicated a work on ruling a "godly commonwealth" titled De regno Christi to Edward VI.  He had earlier been made a regius professor of divinity at Cambridge by Thomas Cranmer.  One man wrote Against the himmlischen prophets which attacked his views on the Real Presence during the Eucharist, although he resolved that issue in the Wittenberg Concord.  He was forced out of one city after writing the Concise Summary of Christian Doctrine and Religion and rejecting the Augsburg Interim.  This man is credited with making other reformers accept the bigamy of Philip of Hesse. John Calvin studied for three years under this man at Strasbourg.  For 10 points, name this religious reformer who attempted to mediate doctrinal differences between Huldrych Zwingli and Martin Luther.
This man's early career saw him marry "renegade nun" Elizabeth Silberstein and serve as a chaplain in the court of Franz von Sickingen.  
Martin {Bucer} [or Martin {Butzer}]