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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 1

Note 494 — CHAP. I.

Henry Beveridge translation

"Luthero autem contra augebatur auctoritas, favor, fides existimatio, fama; quod tam liber acerque videbatur veritatis assertor." (Ibid.) On the contrary, Luther's authority, influence, credit, reputation, and fame, increased, because he seemed so free and bold an assertor of the truth.

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