INDEX (continued 2)

Religious teacher? L. a, vi. 455 f.

See Blasphemy, Quietism;

R. War, see Resistance

Rellach, J., v. 543

Remission.

See Forgiveness

Resignation.

See Hell

Resistance, armed R. against the Kaiser, ii. 309 f., iii. 43-76, 95, 431 ff.

Responsibility, ii. 79 f., 125, 272, iii. 438, v. 373 ff., vi. 162, 171, 228, 406 f.

Retractations, v. 23 f., vi. 260, 308

Reuchlin, J., i. 42, iii. 320

Reutlingen, ii. 384, iii. 64, 421, v. 80

Reval, vi. 265, 313

Revelation, L.’s, i. 377 f., 393, 397 ff., ii. 91, 114, 153, iii. 110 ff., 119, vi. 141-171, 387 f.

See Faith, Mission

Reward.

See Merit

Rhaide, B., iv. 25, vi. 486

Rhau, G., ii. 170

Rhegius, U., iv. 165, 467 f., vi. 58, 276, 487, 492

Rhetoric, iv. 342-350, vi. 200

Richardus, v. 419

Riesenburg, v. 216

Riga, vi. 475

Righteousness.

See Justice

Rings, L.’s, iii. 302, 428

Ritschl, A., v. 28, vi. 456

Ritual, iv. 223, 296, v. 313.

See Worship

Rivander, Z., iv. 222

Rivius, J., iv. 165, 470

Rochlitz, E. von, iv. 16, 24, 27, 201

Romans, Commentary on, i. 93-102, 184-260, iv. 422, 426

Romanticists, vi. 449

Rome, a heathen place, i. 286;

where nothing is believed, iv. 102, 296;

though seat of the martyrs, vi. 307;

abode of Antichrist, i. 359;

where Erasmus learnt unbelief, iii. 135;

a good thing if attacked by Turks, iii. 92;

L’s visit to R., i. 29 ff., vi. 188, 496 f.;

union with R. not necessary, ii. 9.

See Babylon, Pope, Pope-Ass

Rorarius, T., vi. 61

Rörer, G., iii. 218, iv. 498, v. 191, 499 ff., vi. 281, 391, 505 ff.

Rosary, i. 119, v. 248

Rose, golden, i. 365, n.

Rosheim.

See Josel

Rosina, iii. 217, 281, v. 107 f., 235, vi. 369

Rostock, iii. 371, vi. 29, 61

Rotenburg, iv. 25

Roth, S., iv. 99, v. 158

Rothenburg, ii. 167, iii. 387

Roting, M., vi. 6

Rubeanus.

See Crotus

Rudolstadt, vi. 265, 314

Rühel, ii. 142, 204, 206

Ruler.

See Prince

Rungius, P., vi. 275

Ruysbroek, J., i. 173

Rychardus, W., ii. 162 ff., iv. 349

Sabbatarians, v. 403 f.

Sabbath-Sunday, iii. 394 f.;

Sabbath of the soul, v. 86 f.

See Quietism

Sabellicus, iv. 89

Sabinus, G., ii. 390, iii. 362

Sachs, Hans, v. 223

Sachse, M., iv. 222

Sacrament, see Supper;

Sacramentarians, see Zwinglians

Sacraments, i. 27, 37, ii. 59, 389, iii. 262 f., iv. 146, 486-500, v. 438 f., 461 f.;

may be received or not, iii. 10;

preparation for, iii. 209 f.;

depend on faith of the receiver, i. 357, vi. 310;

are marks of the true Church, vi. 295, 309;

L.’s doctrine of the S. criticised, v. 461-465;

marriage is a S., iv. 146, 149;

is not, iii. 262 ff.;

not even with the Papists, iv. 134;

a merdiferous S., iv. 163.

See Baptism, etc.

Sacrifice.

See Mass

Sadoleto, J., iii. 335, 443, v. 401, vi. 488

Sailer, G., iv. 15, 65

Sainctes, C. de, vi. 386

St. Gall, iii. 422

Saint, use of the word by L., i. 82, ii. 217, n., iii. 187 f.;

L. a S., ii. 396, iii. 154, 169, vi. 389, 392, 445.

See Sanctus;

“S. L.,” vi. 391, see Portraits

Saints, what the S. did a dog or pig could do, iii. 227;

frailty of the S., iii. 191 f.;

the “little S.,” see Observantines;

legends of the S., i. 124, 282, iv. 246, v. 153 f., 474, vi. 335, 437, n.;

worship of the S., abuses in, i. 46, 361;

assailed by Erasmus, ii. 245;

L.’s attitude, iv. 499-503;

Mary made into a goddess, iv. 237;

and adored, 502 f.;

on canonisation, v. 122 f.;

suppression of feast-days, v. 146;

reintroduction mooted, vi. 410

Sala, B. von, i. 370

Salat, Hans, iv. 324

Sale, A. and M. von der, iv. 14, 16, 24 ff., 69 f.

Salvation, “outside of the Church no S.,” vi. 297, 425.

See Certainty, Faith, Grace, Hell, Humility, Justification

Salzburg, iii. 430

Sam, C., iii. 277

Samson, v. 382;

a “second S.,” iv. 338, vi. 442

Sanctity.

See Holiness

Sanctus Domini, ii. 51, n., vi. 389, n.

Sapidus, J., vi. 271

Sarcerius, E., iv. 71, 165, 222, vi. 61

Satan, L. reads his thoughts, vi. 154;

buffets, etc. of S., vi. 160 f., 111;

the prince of this world, ii. 273, iii. 190 f.

See Devil

Satire.

See Humour

Satisfaction, i. 75, 288, 296.

See Penance

Saur, A., v. 295

Savonarola, vi. 475

Saxo, J., iii. 412

Saxon, “I am a hard S.,” iv. 44, vi. 398

Saxony, v. 219, vi. 8;

Duchy of, iii. 416, iv. 194 ff., v. 124 ff.;

Electorate of, ii. 327-334, iii. 33 ff., iv. 202-210, v. 181, 296, vi. 241 f., 254 f., 414;

chief playground of the demons, v. 286

Scala Santa, i. 33, vi. 496

Scapular, mortal sin to leave cell without one’s, iv. 94, vi. 200

Scepticism, utterances savouring of, iii. 415, v. 360 f., 501;

L.’s promotion of S., ii. 32, 253, iii. 18.

See Rationalism

Schade.

See Mosellanus

Schaffhausen, iii. 422

Schalbe, C., i. 7

Schärtlin von Burtenbach, v. 219

Schatzgeyer, C., ii. 128, iii. 237, iv. 131, 353, n., 384

Schauenberg, S. von, ii. 5, 9, 27, iv. 83

Schelhorn, vi. 288

Schem Hamphoras.

See Jews

Schenk, J., iii. 371, 401 f., 414, iv. 309, v. 16, 237 f., vi. 273, 280, 285, 488

⸺ zu Schweinsberg, R., iv. 25, 38

Scheurl, C., i. 40, n., 304 f., 313, 361, ii. 149, iv. 141, 429, vi. 31, 212 f., 510 f.

Schlaginhaufen, J., i. xxiii., 393, iii. 177, 218 f., 225, 231, 287, 383, iv. 180, 226 f., v. 323, vi. 504-510;

his fainting-fit, v. 326 ff.

Schlahinhauffen, iii. 286 f.

Schleupner, D., ii. 334

Schlick, S. von, ii. 70

Schmalkalden, Conventions, iii. 58 f., 123, 430-441, v. 82, 175, 376, vi. 272;

League iii. 62, 64-68, 71, iv. 8 f., 11, v. 185, 394 f.;

War, v. 219, 252, vi. 274, 375, 407

Schmaltz, iii. 83

Schmedenstede, H., vi. 493

Schnabel, T., v. 142, vi. 51, 489

Schnauss, C., iii. 416

Schnepf, E., i. 316, iv. 29, 197, 461

Schöffer, J., v. 543

Scholasticism, L.’s relations with, i. 22 f., 84 ff., 130-164, 208, 243, 320, 357, iv. 92, v. 50, 59.

See Aquinas, Louvain, Nominalists

Schönfeld, A. von, ii. 139, 141

Schönitz, Hans von, v. 106 f.

Schools, vi. 3-41;

school-punishments, i. 5;

L’s concern for the S., iv. 247, 264 f., v. 386, 562;

decline of the S., iv. 208, vi. 367, 435 f.

See Æsop, Greek, etc.

Schott, F., v. 117

Schud, G., iv. 10

Schultheiss, W., vi. 271

Schurf, A., vi. 509

⸺ H., i. 304, ii. 99, 176, iii. 407, iv. 289, v. 591, vi. 356 ff.

Schütz, C., vi. 415, 417

Schwabach Articles, v. 340, vi. 309

Schwäbisch-Hall, vi. 275

Schwarzburg, ii. 318

Schweiniz, iii. 300

Schwenckfeld, C., v. 78-84, 155-164;

L’s interview with S., v. 138 f.;

L. on S., ii. 376, 379, iii. 409, n., v. 276, 397, vi. 272, 289;

“Stinkfield,” iii. 424

Scotus, Duns, i. 22, 86, 91, 130, 142, 146, 243, 311, iv. 120

⸺ J. M., vi. 493

Scribonius, G. A., v. 295

Scripture.

See Bible

Scruples, i. 11, 15, 110, 124 f., iii. 180, n., vi. 203, 219

Scultetus, H., i. 228, 332, 336, ii. 16 ff., iv. 82

Seckendorf, i. xxiii.

Sects, Sectarians.

See Heretics

Secular, calling, iv. 127-131, v. 55-60, 561, vi. 65-98.

See Authority, Clergy

Secularisation.

See Church-property, Marriage

Sedulius, H., iv. 178, vi. 382

Self-denial.

See Mortification

Self-righteousness.

See Works, holiness by

Selnecker, N., iii. 445, iv. 220, 225, vi. 62, 391, 417, 419, 421

Senfl, L., ii. 171 f., iii. 66

Sepulchre, the Holy, ii. 91, iii. 167 f.

Serarius, N., vi. 136, n.

Serfdom, ii. 217, vi. 74

Sermons, in Catholic times, i. 78 ff., iv. 136, v. 153 f., vi. 432;

see Geiler, etc.;

L.’s S., iv. 230 ff.;

notes of his S., ii. 149, n.;

place of the Sermon in Lutheran service, v. 152 f.

See Preachers

Servetus, iii. 358, vi. 266, 269, 272, 275

Service.

See Worship

Sic volo sic iubeo, iv. 346, v. 517, vi. 156, 166

Sickell, J., vi. 377, n.

Sickingen, F. von, ii. 4, 9, 67, 69, 93, 326, v. 240, vi. 467

Sickness.

See Ailments

Sidonie of Saxony, iv. 22

Sieberger, W., vi. 487

Silvius, P., iii. 429, iv. 178, 356, 358 f.

Simony, i. 328, 350 f.

Sin, the burden of past sins, i. 10 ff., 18;

need of finding a gracious God, i. 108 f.;

L.’s teaching on S., i. 209 ff., iii. 180-188;

all done without grace is S., ii. 229;

wicked man sins in doing good, i. 318 f.;

all man’s deeds are mortal sins, i. 101, 203;

no distinction between mortal and venial S., i. 102, iv. 459, vi. 514;

murder, adultery, etc., are small sins, v. 305;

the marriage-rite a S., iv. 152;

does God will S.? i. 188 f.;

man’s will all turned to S., ii. 287;

actual S., i. 99, 224, v. 438;

we should gladly be sinners, i. 73, 88 f., 186, iii. 177;

and cast our sins on Christ, v. 12;

it is good to commit a S., ii. 339, iii. 175 ff.;

“doing good we sin,” i. 101;

L. rebukes S., v. 31 ff.;

biggest S. (saying Mass), iii. 410;

“daily” S., iii 309.

See Concupiscence, Contrition, Forgiveness, Justification, Original S., Pecca fortiter, Scapular

Siricius, M., iv. 70

Sittardus, M., iii. 195, 238, iv. 383

Slander, i. 69.

See Calumnies

Sleeplessness.

See Ailments;

Sleep-walkers, v. 283

Sleidanus, J., ii. 196, iii. 239, vi. 451

Social work, L.’s, v. 561-564

Sodom, see Wittenberg;

Sodomite.

See Johann of Saxony

Sola fides, see Faith;

interpolation of “sola,” iv. 345 f., v. 513 f.

Soli Deo (to the Sun-God), vi. 350

Solida Declaratio, vi. 420

Solitude, to be avoided, v. 93, 302

Solomon’s, Temple, v. 501;

wives, iv. 161 f.

Somnambulists, v. 283

Sophists, i. 23.

See Scholastics

Sorbonne.

See Paris

Sorcery.

See Devil, Superstition, Witches

Sovereign.

See Prince

Spalatin, G., L.’s intimate, i. 7, 42, ii. 58, iii. 38, n., 113 f., 144 f., 269, v. 110, vi. 510;

his friend at Court, i. 263 f., 358, 368, ii. 19, 23, iii. 78, 301, vi. 241;

helps in the German Bible, v. 495;

marriage matters, ii. 137, 140, 173;

intolerance, ii. 331, v. 145, 593, vi. 240, 274;

missionary work, ii. 316, v. 124 f.;

becomes a victim to melancholy, iii. 197, iv. 219 f., v. 362;

consoled by L., v. 330;

the tale about his parents, iii. 284-287

Spangenberg, C., iii. 209, n., iv. 269, v. 174, 300, 426, vi. 62, 134 f., 276, 391, 413

⸺ J. von, ii. 361, n., vi. 391

Spectre-monks of Spires, ii. 389 f., vi. 209

Spee, F. von, v. 295

Spener, vi. 444

Spengler, L., ii. 334, 385, iii. 50, 58 ff., vi. 7, 36, 250, 483

Spenlein, G., i. 88 ff., 177, 263

Speratus, v. 190

Spires, i. 214, v. 221;

Diets, ii. 380 ff., iii. 49, 86, 88, 327, v. 168, 396

Spirit, iii. 382, 397 f., iv. 309, 314, 387-419, v. 73.

See Synteresis.

Bible S., see Word

Stadion, v. 273

Stangwald, vi. 391

Staphylus, F., iv. 167, vi. 137, 312 f., 384

Stapleton, T., vi. 323

Stapulensis.

See Faber

Staremberg, B. von, vi. 477

State, L. and the S., v. 559 ff., 568-579, 582, 585;

S. Church, iii. 29-33.

See Consistories, Intolerance, Prince

Statues.

See Images

Staupitz, J., theological deficiencies, i. 129;

his aims in the Order, i. 29;

L. “falls away” to S., i. 38;

esteem for and rapid promotion of L., i. 11 f., 14, 19 ff., 127, 160, 262, 295-299, 340, v. 63, vi. 212 f., 228;

advice to L., i. 16;

on Hus, i. 107 f., iii. 144;

at Heidelberg, i. 315 f.;

“your works are read in houses of ill-fame,” ii. 151, iii. 122;

proposed for a bishopric, i. 57;

dispenses L., i. 358, vi. 500, 504;

his sister, ii. 137;

the prophecy, iii. 165;

an enemy of the popedom? i. 326, vi. 189;

visit to Rome, vi. 497;

on the soul and her bridegroom, vi. 513

Stein, W., v. 194, vi. 86

Steinbach, W., i. 345

Steindorf, J., vi. 255

Steinhart, G., vi. 505 f.

Stiefel, M., ii. 376, iii. 389, v. 250 f., vi. 285

Stolberg, L. von, v. 211

Stolpen, v. 125

Stoltz, J., iii. 218

Storch, N., vi. 152

Stössel, J., vi. 415, 417

Stoutness.

See Corpulence

Stralsund, v. 216

Strasburg, ii. 382, iii. 386 f., 421, v. 409, vi. 46, 278, 412, 422

Strauss, J., iii. 409, n.

Strigel, V., iv. 222, vi. 412

Strobel, C. G., v. 271

Stübner, M., vi. 285

Students, L.’s care for, iii. 296 f., iv. 228 ff., vi. 367;

lack of discipline, ii. 51 f., v. 157, 247, vi. 30, 37, 41.

See Melanchthon

Stuhlweissenburg, v. 227

Sturm, Jakob, iv. 75

⸺ Joh., vi. 255

Sturz, G., ii. 350, v. 495

Stuttgart, vi. 38, 275

Stützel, ii. 334

Suarez, v. 375, n.

Subjectivism, i. 223 ff., 367, ii. 31 ff., 73, iii. 18 f., 81, 128, vi. 334, 458

Sublitz, vi. 122

Suevus, S., iv. 224, n.

Suicide, a work of the devil, v. 281 f.;

increase in Lutheranism, iv. 222 f., v. 240;

L.’s temptations to commit S., v. 352 f.;

and the baseless tale that he did, vi. 379, 381 f.

Suleiman II, iii. 76, 81, 88, 92, vi. 485;

inquires after L., iii. 83

Sunday.

See Sabbath-S.

Superintendents, iii. 30, 324, v. 190, 595, vi. 10

Supernatural, order, v. 49-52;

L.’s view of the S., i. 132, 157.

See Justification

Superstition, ii. 103, 167 f., 389, iii. 118, 148-152, 229 f., 355 ff., 410 f., v. 239 ff., 276 f., 428.

See Astrology, Changelings, Demonology, Last Day, Witches

Supper, Lord’s, the new rite, ii. 109 f.;

S. versus Sermon, v. 152 f.;

abuse of the, iii. 304, v. 163;

examination of those who partake, v. 134 f.;

no S. without communicants, v. 152;

L.’s last attendance at the S., vi. 374.

See Cryptocalvinism, Eucharist

Surgant, J., v. 491

Surplice.

See Vestments

Suso, H., i. 173

Sutel, J., iii. 163

Sweden, vi. 474, 480

Sylvius.

See Silvius

Synergism, ii. 287 ff., iii. 349 f., v. 53 f., 263, 454, vi. 412 ff.

Synteresis, i. 75, 114, 233 f., ii. 227 f.

See Conscience

Syphilis, i. 37.

See Ailments

Table-Talk, iii. 217-241, iv. 262-268, vi. 504-510;

L.’s words softened in the German T.-T., iii. 179, n.;

reasons for its publication, vi. 390 f.;

on the “good drink,” iii. 305 ff.;

the bigamy, iv. 43-49;

the Mass, iv. 523 f.;

end of the world, v. 247 ff.;

Antichrist, vi. 155.

See Aurifaber, Cordatus, etc.

Tagler, U., iv. 172

Talents, i. 24, iii. 217, iv. 257 ff., 327 ff., v. 475 f., 482 f., vi. 111

Talmud, iv. 285.

See Jews

Tauler, J., i. 84, 87, 122, 166-174, 178-183, 232 ff., 237, 243, 273 f., 299, 381, ii. 145, 372, vi. 115 ff., 215

Taxes, iv. 291.

See Tithes

Temptations, of the flesh, i. 18 f., 275, 287 f., ii. 82 f., 94 f., vi. 118, 120 f., 511;

to blasphemy, i. 194, ii. 122;

T. against faith, i. 25 f., 124, v. 362 f.;

to despair, i. 19, 376, ii. 276, v. 361;

“struggles and T.,” etc., v. 319-375, vi. 98-122, 150-154;

due to remembrance of past sins, v. 303;

to uncertainty whether his teaching be true, iii. 178, 202;

such T. are exalted ones, ii. 121;

make good Bible-interpreters, iii. 119, v. 390, 532, vi. 149;

make one humble, iii. 389;

are God’s own seal on L.’s work, iii. 119;

a mark of the true Christian, vi. 294 f.;

drink, a good remedy, iii. 306

Terence, iv. 47, 61, 186, 217, vi. 16, 18 f., 235

Tetrapolitana, Confessio, iii. 444, iv. 199

Tetzel, J., i. 105, 163, 314, 320, 325-330, 341-347, 352, iv. 84, 372, 390, vi. 188 f.

Teutleben, C., von ii. 21

Teutonic Knights.

See Knights

Thann, E. von der, iv. 25, 40 f.

Theocracy, v. 580-584, vi. 57

Theology, speculative T., v. 440 ff.;

T. of the Cross, i. 174, 191, 234 f., 270, 319, 332, ii. 146, 234, vi. 116.

See Scholasticism;

“deeper” T., see Mysticism

Thesaurus ecclesiæ, i. 70, 75, 357.

See Indulgence, Mass, Purgatory

Thomae, M., vi. 151

Thomas of Aquin, see Aquinas;

Thomists, i. 162 f., 243, 271, 339, 370.

See Aristotle

Three Kings, i. 174, iv. 171.

See Magi

Thuringia, v. 21

Timothy, v. 328

Tithes, ii. 193, 221, vi. 85 f., 94 f.

Titillationes, ii. 94

Titles.

See Doctor, Ecclesiastes, Pope (of Wittenberg), Prophet, etc.

Titus, 64, 306, 386

Tobogganing, vi. 373

Tolerance, L. the herald of T.? iii. 109, v. 558, vi. 266 f., 448.

See Intolerance

Tomb, L.’s, vi. 387 ff., 392 ff.

Tonsure, i. 120, 276, v. 113, 515

Torgau, ii. 215, iii. 55 ff., v. 183, 340, vi. 108;

T. Articles, vi. 417;

Book of T., vi. 419

Tower-incident, i. 388-400

Tradition, not the same as the personal views of the Fathers, vi. 336;

is the common usage of the Churches, vi. 253, 309;

scorned, iv. 420 f.;

thrown over, v. 437 f.;

and yet appealed to, iii. 395 f., iv. 409 f., 494;

v. 399, 462.

See Fathers

Training.

See Education

Translations, iii. 413 f., 416.

See Bible, etc.

Transubstantiation, i. 161 f., iii. 329, 382, n., 445 f.

See Consubstantiation

Transylvania, v. 167

Treasure.

See Thesaurus

Trent, Council of, indirectly brought about by L., vi. 426;

steps towards its assembling, iii. 424 ff., vi. 492, 494;

its doings, v. 387 ff.;

on relics, etc., vi. 437;

the Catechism, vi. 435;

not fair to judge L. everywhere by its standard, i. 224;

L. on the Council, iv. 339 f., v. 376-394, 429, vi. 344, 364, 375;

its reaction on the Protestants, vi. 419 f., 423 f.

Treptow, iii. 407

Treves, v. 221

Trinity, ii. 397 ff., iv. 240 f., 488 f.

Trithemius, J., i. 48, 91

Trump of doom, iv. 329, v. 239, vi. 344

Trutfetter, J., i. 6, 137, 311, 320, 343, iv. 356

Truthfulness, v. 111.

See Calumnies, Lies

Tübingen, iii. 430, vi. 38

Turks, iii. 76-93, iv. 247, v. 417-421;

a sign of the Last Day, v. 227;

L.’s fear, v. 167;

L. does little to help the defence, ii. 383, iii. 70 f., 94 f., 214, v. 129, 231;

T. and Pope, etc., ii. 324, v. 234;

T. and Evangelicals, iv. 20, v. 197, 234, 417-421, 479;

Embassy to the T., v. 234, vi. 344 f.

See Appendix I, passim

Tyrants, world cannot get on without, iii. 147;

assassination of T., ii. 199, iii. 357, iv. 12, vi. 269

Ubiquity.

See Christ

Ulenberg, C., i. xxiv., ii. 131, iv. 243, 262, n., vi. 268

Ulm, ii. 382, iii. 64, 421, vi. 272, 278

Ulrich of Augsburg, S., iii. 250, iv. 89 f.

⸺ Würtemberg, iii. 58, 67 f., iv. 196 ff.

Ulscenius, vi. 52, n.

Unbelief, L.’s occasional U., v. 373;

the worst of sins, iii. 177;

“Catholic U.,” i. 326, 390, 395;

lack of fiducial faith constitutes U., vi. 193 f.

See Faith, Rome

Undermark, M., iv. 383

Universities, appealed to, ii. 21, iv. 6;

unmarried Fellows at the, iv. 154;

derided, ii. 80, 347, iii. 143, iv. 336, vi. 24 f., 33;

decline of the U. due to L., ii. 340 f., 358 f., vi. 27 f.;

the new U., vi. 38.

See Paris, etc.

Unseemliness of L.’s language, specimens of the, i. 245, ii. 117 f., 121, 144 ff., iii. 226, 229-241, 251, 264-273, 399, 403, 426, iv. 45, 64, 106, 143, 148, 153 f., 161-164, 177, 285 ff., 295 f., 305, 318-322, v. 115, 196, 229, 238, 397, 406 f., 421-431, vi. 72, 254, 336, 338, 349, 363 f., 513.

See Abusive language

Urban, vi. 383

Ursinus, Z., vi. 414, 422

Usingen, B. A. von, L.’s professor, i. 6, 14;

suspicious of Aristotle, i. 136 f.;

the “best Paraclete,” i. 10, vi. 206;

traces in the Comm. on Romans, i. 243;

U. on the two “factions,” i. 147;

opposes L., i. 311, ii. 342 ff., 350;

L.’s treatment of U., ii. 337, 347, 361, n.

Usury and interest, iii. 104, iv. 216, 266, v. 479, 562, vi. 78, n., 81-98

Utilitarianism, vi. 23

Utraquists of Prague, ii. 9, 112

Vadian, J., iv. 100

Valla, L., ii. 286, iii. 145

Vasa, G., vi. 480

Vehe, M., iii. 238, iv. 383, vi. 436

Venatorius, T., ii. 43, vi. 483

Venial sin.

See Sin

Venice, i. 228, iii. 430, v. 167

Vergerio, P. P., iii. 70, 425-430, iv. 358 f., 485, v. 391

Vestments, ii. 323, iii. 393, 413, iv. 511, v. 147, 220, 222, 313, vi. 410

Vicar, District, L. elected, i. 69;

doings as D. V., i. 88 ff., 124, 262-268, 297 f., 315 f., 333 f.

Viccius, J., ii. 27

Vienna, iii. 81, 88, 383

Vio, T. de, ii. 46

Violence, of language, ii. 11, 13 f., iii. 365 f., 444, iv. 306 f., vi. 108 f., 112;

V. advocated, ii. 55, iii. 127.

Violent measures, see Intolerance

Virgil, vi. 17 f., 376

Virgin, Blessed, see Mary;

Virgin-Birth, iv. 241, vi. 420, n.;

L. a V., ii. 143

Virginity, iii. 244, iv. 147 f.

See Chastity

Virtue, no infused V., v. 35;

no efforts to be made after V., i. 83, iii. 187 ff.;

the conception of V. altered, iv. 459;

natural V. is no V. but rather vice, i. 101, 160;

V. is not a real “habit” nor a “quality,” i. 149 f., 209-213, 216;

L.’s new view of V., iii. 200-217;

its defects, v. 84 ff.

See Qualitas

Vischer, S., vi. 61

Visions.

See Ghost

Visitations, ii. 113, 223, 299, n., 332, iii. 34, 323, iv. 207 ff., v. 588-597, vi. 241 f.

Vitalis, F., iii. 152

Vives, J. L., vi. 44, 58

Vocation, L.’s V. to the monastic state, i. 18 f., 25, 167, 297 f.

See Mission, Secular calling

Volta, G. della, i. 333

Vows, according to Erasmus, ii. 245;

Melanchthon, iii. 325, 330, 360, 439;

according to L., i. 269 f.;

L.’s attack on V., i. 120, ii. 83-87, 115 ff.;

encourages others to break their, ii. 116 ff., 139 f., 142, 169;

L.’s own V., i. 12, ii. 86, vi. 205 ff., 222 f.

See Chastity

Vulgarity.

See Unseemliness

Wages, high, vi. 84 (iii. 291)

Walch, J. G., iii. 138, 164, 222, vi. 447

Waldensians, iv. 417, n.

Waldschmidt, B., v. 295

Walther, J., ii. 334, iv. 256, v. 547

⸺ R., vi. 40

Wanckel, M., v. 421

War, legitimacy of, iv. 299;

evil of, v. 282.

See Julius II, Peasants, Resistance, Turks

Warsager, J., iv. 64, n.

Wartburg, stay at the, ii. 79-96, 368;

temptations, ii. 88, iii. 196, vi. 511;

apparitions, etc., vi. 123 f., 134;

beginning of the German Bible, v. 494, 544;

effect on L. of his stay, iii. 5 f., 120 f.

Water, Holy, iii. 266

Wealth, on whom bestowed, iv. 265

Wedding, L.’s, ii. 173-189;

his thoughts before it, ii. 86 f., 118 f., 139 ff., 147 f., 169 f., 218 f., vi. 208;

a “Joseph’s marriage,” ii. 142;

after-allusions to his W., iii. 269;

“good days,” iii. 178, v. 328, vi. 208;

a means of escaping temptations, vi. 209;

God’s own work, vi. 162;

not recognised by the lawyers, iii. 42, vi. 341, 355.

See Bora, Marriage

Wegscheider, J., vi. 447

Weida, M., of, iii. 238, iv. 128, 136

Weier, M., ii. 323

Weimar, iii. 70, iv. 23, 44 f., 48, vi. 9

Weinsberg, ii. 198, vi. 477

Weislinger, N., ii. 131

Weller, A., iv. 206

⸺ Hier., iii. 175 ff., 196, 218, 221, 306, iv. 219, 244, 269, v. 329, vi. 488

Werdenberg, Hans von, iii. 292

Werewolf, the Papal, iv. 298, v. 384, vi. 244 f., 491

Werner, Hans, iv. 197

⸺ Z., vi. 449

Wesenberg, vi. 61

Wessel, J., vi. 474

Westphal, J., vi. 408, 410, 415

Whale.

See Haarlem

Whore, use of the word, iii. 270 f.

Wicel, G., i. 16, iii. 403, 416, iv. 160, 165 f., 181 f., 361 ff., 471, v. 43, 379, 436

Wiclif, i. 106, 108, n., ii. 232, 286, n., iv. 417, n., v. 243, vi. 26

Widebram, F., vi. 417

Widerstett, ii. 137

Wied, H. von, v. 166, vi. 492 f.

Wieland, vi. 448

Wife, terrible to die without a W., iii. 242 f.

See Bishop, Bora, Marriage, Women

Wigand, J., vi. 409 f., 413, 415

Wild, J., iii. 238, iv. 366

Wilde, S., iv. 99

Will of God, reason why things are good and evil, i. 157, 212, see God (the hidden);

Will (human), see Freedom;

L.’s strong Will, iii. 112, iv. 259, vi. 396.

See Defiance

Will, Last W. and Testament, iii. 42 f., 435 f., iv. 207, 281, 329

William of Bavaria, ii. 171 f., 380, iii. 66, 430, iv. 367

⸺ II, of Hesse, iv. 45, 61

⸺ IV, iv. 70, vi. 420

Wimpfeling, J., i. 24, 48, 52, iii. 238, iv. 169, vi. 18, 34, 214

Wimpina, C., i. 344, iv. 303, 384

Winand, i. 12

Wine, iii. 293, 301, 304, 307, 310, 314, iv. 26, 171, vi. 446

Winistede, J., vi. 61

Winther, J., iv. 25

Witches, L. and the, iii. 230, 356 f., v. 187, 241 f., 276 f., 289-297, 304

Wittenberg, L. goes to W., i. 21;

dislike for, iv. 215 f., vi. 345 ff.;

“compelled by God” to go thither, iii. 114;

the escaped nuns at W., ii. 136 ff.;

conversion of the town, ii. 327 ff., vi. 240 f.;

Bugenhagen made parish-priest, iii. 407;

suppression of the Mass, ii. 90 f., iv. 510 f.;

“Church of W.,” “School of W.,” v. 384, vi. 314 f.;

morals, iv. 209 f., 215-218, v. 247, vi. 77;

the students vi. 367;

hasty marriages, vi. 358;

the Black Monastery, i. 297, n., iii. 218, 282 f., v. 203 f., 207, 346, vi. 509;

Elster Gate, ii. 51, 54, vi. 381;

Parish church, ii. 98, iv. 286;

University, i. 38 f.

See Melanchthon, Pope (of Wittenberg), Zwingli

Wolferinus, vi. 354

Wolfframsdorff, J. F. von, iii. 292

Wolfgang of Anhalt, ii. 384, iii. 64, vi. 380 f.

Wollin, iii. 407

Women, status of, iii. 233, 267, iv. 132-178;

advice of L.’s director, vi. 206, n.;

degraded by L., iii. 253;

“plenty of wives and children few,” iii. 291;

“who loves not woman, wine and song,” iii. 293 f.;

“a woman’s love,” iii. 289.

See Marriage

Word, the inner W. (i.e. spirit), i. 229, 299, iv. 397 f.;

replaced by the outward W. (i.e. letter), iii. 397 f., iv. 408-411, v. 161, 164, vi. 149;

the divine W. in the Sermon and the Eucharist, v. 153;

the W. of truth, i. 83.

See Bible, Revelations, Temptations

Work, L.’s power for work, i. 267, 274 f., ii. 52 f., 87 f., 97 f., 134, 160, 223, iii. 117, 298 f., iv. 260 f., v. 497 ff., vi. 342, 348

Works, good, iv. 449-481, v. 38-43;

L.’s dislike for, i. 43, 62, 118 ff., 167, 208, ii. 348 f., v. 45;

reason for his apostasy, i. 117 ff., vi. 189;

natural G. W. non-existent, i. 92;

probably all of them mortal sins, i. 317;

G. W. are mere Mosaism, i. 251;

the Catholic “Holiness-by-works,” i. 67, 71, 108, 182;

the only goodness in W. is imputed goodness, i. 212;

truly G. W. are found only in those justified by faith, i. 215;

in these all works are G. W., ii. 36, n.;

whereas in others all are sins, v. 47 f.;

the best of G. W. is fiducial faith, v. 85;

L.’s teaching on G. W. helps on his cause, vi. 403 f.

See Commandments, Concurrence, Counsels, Ethics, Law, Merit, Synergism

World, L. against the W. and the W. against L., vi. 271;

W. and Christianity, v. 55 f.;

end of W.

See Last Day;

see also Secular Calling

Worms, L. at the Diet of, ii. 57 f., 61-79, 132, 324, 367, iii. 209, n., iv. 85, 355, vi. 105;

Edict of W., ii. 380 f.

Worship, L.’s charges against Catholic W., i. 283, ii. 354 f., iii. 46, v. 46, 439, vi. 242-245;

true W. consists of faith, praise and thanks, v. 44;

public W., v. 145-154, 466;

not meant for “Christians,” v. 466, vi. 445, n.;

must be free, i. 252;

the new form of W., ii. 97 f., 320 f.;

to be in Latin, iii. 396;

v. 146; or in Greek, or Hebrew, iv. 280;

to be settled by the Government, vi. 263.

See Ritual

Würtemberg, iii. 67 f., iv. 46, 53, 196-201

Würzburg, v. 220, vi. 47

Wurzen, v. 200, 202

Ypres, vi. 43 f.

Zachariae, J., i. 107

Zanchi, vi. 410, n.

Zasius, U., ii. 39, 211 f., 244, n., 256, 261, iv. 336, 360, vi. 31, 438 f.

Zeitz, v. 193, iv. 346

Zell, M., ii. 153, vi. 278

Zerbst, v. 189, 218, vi. 266

Ziegler, B., v. 500, vi. 410

⸺ J., ii. 133, iii. 303, vi. 271

Zinzendorf, vi. 445

Ziska, iii. 96

Zoch, L., iv. 349

Zulsdorf, vi. 346

Zürich, iii. 422 ff., 447

Zwickau, ii. 97, 99, 205, iii. 234, 402, vi. 34 f., 255, 263, 266

Zwilling, G., i. 297, n., ii. 98, 314 ff., 336, iii. 121, vi. 504

Zwingli, U., an Erasmian, ii. 248;

yet a predestinarian, iii. 189;

an iconoclast, v. 208, 222;

rationalist, i. 175;

intolerance, vi. 278;

stands up for the Epistle of James, v. 523;

against the bigamy, iv. 10, n.;

relations with L., iii. 379-385;

L.’s jealousy, ii. 376, iii. 65, 177, 389, iv. 87, 308 ff., 410 f., 493 f., v. 104, 231, 531 f., vi. 108, 280, 289, 352;

Wittenberg Concord, iii. 417-424;

Z. on L., iii. 277.

See Marburg Conference, Philip II

Zwinglians, Sacramentarians, etc., ii. 223, iii. 67, 327 f., 379-385, 409, 424, v. 76, 79 f., 104 f., 169, 231, 397 ff., 465, vi. 289, 316, 351 f., 396.

See Supper

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