744 THE GERMAN REFORMATION. A.D. 1517 To 1580.
The word of God will never yield Das Wort sie sollen lassen stan! To any creature living; Und Kein’n Dank dazu haben. He stands with us upon the field, Er ist bei uns wohl auf dem Plan? His grace and Spirit giving. Mit seinem Geist und Gaben.
Take they child and wife, Nehmen sie den Leib,
Goods, name, fame, and life, Gut, Ehr’, Kind und Weib;
Though all this be done, Lass fahren dahin,
Yet have they nothing won: Sie haben’s kein’n Gewinn; The kingdom still remaineth. Das Reich muss uns doch bleiben.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS,
Adrian VI., Pope, 11, 392 sq.
Alber, Erasmus, 507.
Alber, Matthzus, 578, 620. ;
Albrecht (Albert), archbishop of Mainz, 9; intrusted with the sale of indulgences, 150 sq.; his character, 150 ; exposes a collection of relics, and is rebuked by Luther, 339; makes an apology, 340; sends a wedding present to Luther, 459.
Albrecht of Brandenburg, 508.
Albrecht, Duke of Prussia, 588, 590 sqq.
Aleander, papal legate, 287, 289, 293, 299, 301 sq., 306, 307.
Alexander VI., prohibits the printing of heretical books, 564.
Alexander, James W., 511.
Amandus, 591.
Amsdorf, 143; ordained bishop of Naumburg by Luther, 540 ; his later life, 542.
Anabaptists, 60, 65, 529, 545, 578, 602, 606 sqq.
Andree, John V., 666.
Anglican Church, its liturgy, 486.
Antichrist, views of the Reformers on, 529 sqq.
Apology of the Augsburg Confession, 715 sqq.
Aquinas, Thomas, on persecution, 50 sqq.; Luther’s judgment of, 536.
Articles of Smalcald, 672.
Audin, 101 sq.
Augustin, St., on church authority, 39; on persecution, 54; views on the church (distinction of pure church and mixed church), 522 ; how appreciated by Luther, 534; catechetical works, 551; compared with Luther and Calvin, 736 sq.
Augsburg, Confession of, on the church, 529; on the Lord’s Supper, 671; prepared by Melanchthon, and read before the Diet of Augsburg, 706 866.
Augsburg, Diet of, 1530, 696 sqq.
Augsburg, Reformation in, 577.
Augsburg, Treaty of Peace of, 686.
Babylonian captivity of the church, 213 sqq.
Baird, H. M., 56, 57.
Balan, 287.
Baptism, Luther’s views on, 218 sq., 605 sqq.
Baptism of infants, 607 sqq.
Baur, F. C., 15.
Baxter, R., 80, 651 sq.
Beard, Charles, 12, 91.
Benedict XIV., on Bible-reading, 19.
Bergius, 652.
Bertheau, Karl, 653.
Berthold of Mainz, 564.
Beza defends the burning of Servetus, 70.
Bible translated by Luther, 340 sqq.
Bindseil, 363.
Bismarck, 600; compared with Luther, 734.
Bismarck and Leo XIII., 257.
Bohemian Brethren, 181, 508, 538,
Bora, Catharina von, Luther’s wife, 456 sqq., 460, 645.
Bordier, H., 56.
Borthwick, Miss Jane, translator of German hymns, 511.
Bossuet, 92; on Luther, 491.
Brandenburg Confession, 598,
Braunschweig-Liineburg, 576,
Bremen, Reformation of, 574.
748 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.
Brenz (Brentius), 579; on the real presence, 622: at Marburg, 629.
Breslau, Reformation of, 573 sq.
Brieger, 94, 287, 288.
Briesmann, Joh., 591.
Briggs, Charles A., 651 sq., 653.
Browne, Robert, on church and state, 76, 545.
Bucer, Martin, 479, 481, 571 sqq.; 619; 623; at Marburg, 636 sq.; B. and the Tetrapolitan Confession, 719; visits Luther on the Coburg, 729.
Bugenhagen, 347, 467, 567, 575, 621 sq.
Bull of Excommunication, 227, 235 sqq.
Burkhardt, 100; on Luther’s testimony at Worms, 309.
Burning of books, 563 sq.
Czxdmon, 497.
Cajetan, Cardinal, his interview with Luther, 172 sqq.
Calvin, John, on reason and revelation, 32; on the canon, 38; on church union, 46; On persecution, 65 sqq.; defends the burning of Servetus, 70 ; his marriage, 478; on the Church, 532; relation to Luther, 659; tribute to Luther, 661; compared with Luther and Zwingli, 669; his doctrine on the Lord’s Supper, 678 sqq.; compared with St. Augustin and Luther, 736 sq.
Camerarius, Joachim, 568, 570.
Candlish, 520.
Canstein, 349.
Capito, 571.
Caracciolo, 289.
Carlstadt, on the canon, 35; in sympathy with Luther, 143 ; at the Leipzig Disputation, 179; in the disturbances at Wittenberg, 379 sqq.; his end, 390 sq.; connection with the Peasants’ War, 441; view on the Lord’s Supper, 618 sq.; 639.
Catechetical instruction, 551.
Catechisms of Luther, 550 sqq.
Catechisms, Lutheran, Heidelberg, Anglican, and Westminster, compared, 555 sqq.
Censorship of books, 564 sqq.
Charles IT., 80.
Charles V., his election as German emperor, and public and private character, 262 sqq.; his ecclesiastical polity, 272 sqq.; relation to Luther, 275; abdication and cloister-life, 276 sqq.; his intolerance, 283; his death, 284; opens the Diet of Worms, 288; hesitates between religion and politics, 290; cites Luther to Worms, 293; his judgment of Luther, 306; decides against Luther, but respects his safe-conduct, 314 sqq.; and the Pope, 687 sqq.; crowning of, 693 ; at the Diet of Augsburg, 696 sqq.
Christoffel, 630.
Church, different views of the, 520 sqq.; in the Bible, 521; in the creeds, 522 ; according to Augustin, 522; Wiclif, 524; Hus,525; among the Reformers, 526 sqq.
Church and State, 518, 542 sqq.
Church festivals, 493.
Church government and discipline, 515; | Episcopal, 516; Lutheran, 517; Presbyterian, 518; Congregational, 518.
Clerical marriages and family life, 473
sqq.
Clement VII., 395, 396, 687, 693 sq.
Cochlzeus, 287, 293, 350, 562, 702.
Coleridge, S. T., on the burning of Servetus, 69.
Collin, 629.
Confutation, papal, of the Augsburg Confession, 715 sqq.
Congregational church polity, 518, 538.
Conscience, liberty of, 311.
Consubstantiation, 671.
Cordus, Euricius, 636.
Covenanters, 80.
Cox, Miss or Mrs. Frances Elizabeth, translator of German hymns, 511.
Cranmer, Archbishop, 480, 570.
Crato von Crafftheim, 574.
Cromwell on toleration, 78.
Crotus, Rubeanus, 296, 377.
Catharinus, Luther’s book against, 295. | Dalton, Hermann, 64.
Catholic, origin of the term, 522. Catholic Church, see Church. Celibacy, clerical, 474 sqq.
Decius, Nicolaus, 508. Denominationalism and Protestantism, 43 sqq.