As a result of this event, Henricus Vos and Johannes van den Esschen were executed. A meeting in Speyer temporarily retracted the central result of this event, which resulted in a proclamation authored by Girolamo Aleandro. The Archbishop of Trier, Johann Eck, spoke for the emperor who convened it. Frederick the Wise guaranteed that one man would have safe passage to and from this meeting. It took place the year after Pope Leo X issued the papal bull Exurge Domine, which demanded that a man retract forty-one errors in his writings. Instead of retracting his errors, that man allegedly stated at this meeting "Here I stand; I can do no other." For 10 points, name this 1521 meeting whose namesak
As a result of this event, Henricus Vos and Johannes van den Esschen were executed. A meeting in Speyer temporarily retracted the central result of this event, which resulted in a proclamation authored by Girolamo Aleandro. The Archbishop of Trier, Johann Eck, spoke for the emperor who convened it. Frederick the Wise guaranteed that one man would have safe passage to and from this meeting. It took place the year after Pope Leo X issued the papal bull Exurge Domine, which demanded that a man retract forty-one errors in his writings. Instead of retracting his errors, that man allegedly stated at this meeting "Here I stand; I can do no other." For 10 points, name this 1521 meeting whose namesake edict outlawed Martin Luther as a heretic.
As a result of this event, Henricus Vos and Johannes van den
Diet of {Worms} [or {Reichstag zu Worms}]