The Heidelberg Catechism
on the team, and Olevianus had a lesser role. The catechism was approved by a synod in Heidelberg in January 1563. A second and third German edi-tion, each with small additions, as well as a Latin translation were published the same year in Heidelberg. The third edition was included in the Palati-
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