History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century

Aleander ancient apostles appeared Archbishop arrived attacked Augustine Bible bishop bull cardinal Carlstadt CHAP Charles Christendom Christian Church condemned convent Council courage death declared defend Diet Diet of Worms divine doctor doctrine Dominicans Einsidlen Elector Elector of Saxony emperor empire enemies Erasmus Erfurt exclaimed faith father favour fear felt Frederick friends gave Germany give glory gospel grace hand heart heaven heretic Holy Scriptures honour Ibid indulgences Ingolstadt Jesus Christ John Huss kings labours learned legate Leipsic Leo X letter Lord Luth Luther Melancthon Miltitz monk Myconius nuncio Oswald Myconius Pallavicini papacy papal pious pontiff pope preach preacher priests princes received Reformation replied retract Reuchlin Roman Rome salvation Saxony says sins soon soul Spalatin spirit Staupitz Tezel theologians theology thing thou thought town truth voice whole wished Wittemberg words Worms writings wrote young Zuinglius Zurich