His Lutheran chancellor, Mihály Csáky, persuaded him to order the two parties to summarize their views in writing and to send the summaries for review to Wittenberg, Leipzig and other two centers of theological studies in the Holy Roman Empire.
His Lutheran chancellor persuaded him to order the two parties to summarize their views in writing and to send the summaries for review to Wittenberg in the Holy Roman Empire. His Lutheran chancellor persuaded him to order the two parties to summarize their views in writing and to send the summaries for review to Leipzig in the Holy Roman Empire. His Lutheran chancellor persuaded him to order the two parties to summarize their views in writing and to send the summaries for review to other two centers of theological studies in the Holy Roman Empire. Mihály Csáky was his Lutheran chancellor.