Confutatio
Confutatio (lateinisch: „Widerlegung“) bezeichnet den Titel mehrerer Schriften.
Es steht unter anderem für:
- die Confutatio Augustana, auch Confutatio Pontificia genannt, die katholische Erwiderung zur Confessio Augustana auf dem Augsburger Reichstag 1530
- die Confutatio Agareni des Mönchs Bartholomaios von Edessa
- die Confutatio Alcorani des Dominikaners Ricoldus de Montecrucis, übersetzt von Martin Luther
- die Confutatio articulorum seu quaestionum Lutheri des Kardinals Gasparo Contarini
- die Confutatio fabulae Burdonum des Gelehrten Joseph Justus Scaliger
- die Confutatio fabulae de Joanna Papissa des Bibliothekars Leone Allacci über die Päpstin Johanna
- die Confutatio morologiae Gilberti Primerossi, siehe Morologie
- die Confutatio orthodoxa hypotheseos majaoristicae des Theologen Christian Blumberg
- die Confutatio pro D. M. Luthero des Rhetorikers Johannes Bernhardi
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