– prince-bishop of Münster and army chief in the siege of the city Bernhard Knipperdolling – guild leader in Münster city council and Anabaptist leader Bernhard Krechting – guild leader in Münster city council and Anabaptist leader Heinrich Krechting Heinrich Gresbeck John Trypmaker Antwerp Jan van Batenburg – revolutionary Anabaptist; Anton Fugger – banker Eloi Pruystinck – Reformation leader Venice João Miquez – merchant Spirituali Giovanni Pietro Carafa – cardinal, later Pope Paul IV Reginald Pole – cardinal Editions The following are printed editions. Downloadable online editions in several languages can be found here. Basque: Gatazka Kolektiboa, 2009, Czech: Dokořán, 2006, Danish: Hovedland, 2002, Dutch: Wereldbibliotheek, 2001, English: Heinemann, 2003, Harcourt, 2004, Arrow, 2004, French: Seuil, 2001, , with the title L'œil de Carafa German: Piper, 2002, Greek: Travlos, 2001, Italian: Einaudi, 1999, Japanese: Tokyosogensha, 2014, Korean: Saemulgyeol, 2006, Polish: Albatros, 2005, Portuguese (Brazilian): Conrad, 2002, Russian: Machaon, 2006, Serbian: Plato, 2010, Spanish: Grijalbo/Mondadori, 2000, Turkish: Everest Yayinlari, 2015, See also Wu Ming 54 Manituana New Italian Epic Notes External links Authors' official website Download of Q and other works by same authors Alleged speech anachronisms in Q - The author's reply (2004). A list of reviews in several languages A list of reviews and ordering information Longlisted for the Guardian First Book Award 2003 1999 novels Italian historical novels Novels set in the Reformation Creative Commons-licensed novels Anabaptism Collaborative novels Novels set in the Renaissance Heinemann (publisher) books Thomas Müntzer Works published under a pseudonym