Here I stand; I can do no other."
Hendrik Voes and Johann van den Esschen were the first people executed because of this event, when their Augustinian monasteries in Antwerp were banned. Backing up an earlier statement, Georg, Duke of Saxony, provided a list of grievances here. One prominent participant in this meeting had to hide at the Wartburg at its conclusion. It was summoned, at the suggestion of Friedrich the Wise, the Elector of Saxony, by Charles V as a formal hearing for its subject, for whom Georg R?rer invented the reply, "Here I stand; I can do no other." FTP, name this 1521 meeting which ended with the edict outlawing Martin Luther for heresy.
Hendrik Voes and Johann van den Esschen were the first people executed because of this event, when their Augustinian monasteries in Antwerp were banned.
Diet of Worms