The mediators then met separately with each group and drafted several articles on main issues. “A general paragraph was later added to this document stating that the Lord's Supper would be taught in conformity with the Augsburg Confession, its Apology, and the Wittenberg Concord. This paragraph corresponded with a decision of the Strasbourg city council that the Augsburg Confession and its Apology, rather than the city's own Tetrapolitan Confession, would serve as the doctrinal standard for the arbiters.”p. 157 Burnett, Amy Nelson. 1992. Simon Sulzer and the Consequences of the 1563 Strasbourg Consensus in Switzerland. Archive for Reformation History 83: 154–179. Web access
