History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, Svazek 3

adversaries alarmed Aleander appeared attacked Augustine Basle Bible bishop bull cardinal Carlstadt Christendom christian Church condemned convent council courage court death declared desire diet Divine doctor doctrine Duke edict of Worms elector Elector of Saxony emperor empire endeavoured enemies Erasmus Erfurth evangelical exclaimed eyes faith Farel father favour fear France friends Germany God's Gospel grace hand heart heaven heretic Holy Scriptures honour Ibid indulgences Ingolstadt Jesus Christ John John Huss king learned legate Leipsic Leo X letter liberty Lord Luther Melancthon midst mind monk Myconius nuncio Oswald Myconius papacy papal peace pious pontiff pope preach preacher priests princes received Reformation replied retract Roman Rome Saint salvation Saxony says soon soul Spalatin spirit Staupitz Switzerland sword Tetzel thing thou thought tion truth Vita voice Wittem Wittemberg Word Worms writings wrote young Zurich Zwingle Zwingle's