Confutatio

Confutatio (Latin: "refutation") denotes the title of several writings.

Among other things, it stands for:

• the Confutatio Augustana , also called Confutatio Pontificia , the Catholic response to the Confessio Augustana at the Augsburg Diet in 1530
• the Confutatio Agareni of the monk Bartholomew of Edessa
• the Confutatio Alcorani by the Dominican Ricoldus de Montecrucis , translated by Martin Luther
• the Confutatio articulorum seu quaestionum Lutheri by Cardinal Gasparo Contarini
• the Confutatio fabulae Burdonum by the scholar Joseph Justus Scaliger
• the Confutatio fabulae de Joanna Papissa by the librarian Leone Allacci on Popess Johanna
• the Confutatio morologiae Gilberti Primerossi , see Morology
• the Confutatio orthodoxa hypotheseos majaoristicae of the theologian Christian Blumberg
• the Confutatio per DM Luthero of the rhetorician Johannes Bernhardi

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.