The essays in this festschrift volume have been arranged under two main thematic headings: Reformation theology and the medieval heritage, and the spiritual life of families. 'This is another excellent volume of essays in the series St Andrews Studies in Reformation History that we've come to expect from Ashgate... This is a collection of essays that is worth reading and examining. They are first rate historical studies that emulate the best of their mentor's application into the ordinary lives of their subjects... Altogether, an excellent volume that should be read by anyone interested in the Early Modern period in Europe.' Colloquium 'Unusually coherent and consistent in quality for a festschrift, Piety and Family in Early Modern Europe is at the same time testimony to the depth and diversity of Stephen Ozment's legacy... Drawing on a wide range of sources and exploring many different European contexts, the essays brought together in this volume comprise a fitting tribute to a historian who has played a significant role in shaping the character and course of Reformation and early modern studies.' Church History 'It is a rare anthology about which one can state that each essay is strong and engaging...' Ecclesiastical History 'All in all, the volume provides a good insight into some current issues in Luther studies and early modern social history, and is a fitting testimony to Steven Ozment's contributions to our discipline.' Sixteenth Century Journal