Pious Mirth" : listening to Martin Luther's Latin poetry

In James A. Kellerman, R. Alden Smith, Carl P. E. Springer & E. J. Hutchinson (eds.), Athens and Wittenberg: Poetry, Philosophy, and Luther's Legacy. Studies in Medieval and Reform (2022)
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