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Luther, vol. 3 of 6

Note 716 — Chapter XVII · (continued 2)

E. M. Lamond translation

G. Evers (“Martin Luther,” 6, p. 701), for instance, says that “In his Table-Talk we find not merely plain-spoken, but really cynical discourses, and much which to us sounds obscene. Still, his admirers may possibly be right when they absolve him of indecency or of any intention to arouse sensual passion.”

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