ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.
Dévay, 655. Devil, described by Luther, 335.
Epistole obscurorum Virorum, 197, 201.
De Wette, his edition of Luther’s let-| Erasmus, 18, 356; his judgment on
ters, 100, very often quoted.
Dexter, H. M., 75, 76, 78.
Didymus, 380.
Dietenberger, 350, 364.
Dietrich, Veit, 507, 542.
Diets, of Worms, 287; Niirnberg, 392 ; Speier, 683, 690 sq.; Augsburg, 696 866.
Dorner, 95; on the defects of Lutheran ethics, 667 ; on the words of institution, 674 sq.
Dort, Synod of, expels the Arminians, 71, 87.
Dollinger, his work on the Reformation, 23, 96; his judgment of Melanchthon, 187; his protest against papal infallibility, 313; his judgment on Luther’s Bible version, 361; on Luther’s doctrine of the slavery of the will, 430; on Erasmus, 433; on the humanists, 435; his tribute to Luther, 740 sq.
Drews, on Pirkheimer, 439.
Drummond, on Erasmus, 401, 402, etc.
Dury, John, 657.
Ebert, Paul, 507.
Eck, of Ingolstadt, writes against the Theses of Luther, 168 ; at the Disputation in Leipzig, 178 sqq., 180 sq.; instigating the bull of excommunication, 227; his German version of the Bible, 364; at the Diet of Augsburg, 702.
Eck, of Trier, puts the questions to Luther at Worms, 301, 303 sqq.
Edward VI., 72.
Edwards, Thomas, against toleration, 77.
Egelhaaf, 96.
Ein feste Burg, 468, 502 sq., 742 sq.
Elizabeth, Queen, 73.
Emser, 294, 350, 360, 363, 398,
England, Reformation of, 87 Church of, 516.
Eoban, 296, 377, 408.
Episcopacy, retained, 516 sq.; Luther’s views of, 517.
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Melanchthon, 186 ; his position, 401 ; sketch of his life, 404; his religious opinions, 411; his works, 415; his relation to the Reformation, 421; his relation to Luther, 422 ; doctrine on free-will, 428; final alienation from Luther and the Reformation, 433; on Luther’s marriage, 459; on the marriage of Q&colampadius, 479; complains of the rapid sale of Luther’s works, 561; on the eucharist, 621.
Erfurt, Luther through, 296.
Erichson, 630.
Erik, Duke of Brunswick, 307.
Esch, John, 601.
Eucharistic controversies, 612 sqq.; ethics of, 662 sqq.; theories of, compared, 669 sqq., 612 sqq., 662 sqq.
Evangelical, meaning of, 692.
Evangelical Union, 599; motto of, 650 sq.
at, 109; passing
Feige, John, 640.
Ferdinand and Isabella, 272.
Findlater, Mrs. Eric, 511.
Fisher, G. P., 12, 91.
Flacius, 573.
Flysteden, Peter, 601.
Foster, F. H., 630.
Formula Concordiz, on the doctrine of the Lord’s Supper, 670, 672 sq.
Frank, Gregor, 652.
Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony, founds the University of Wittenberg, 132 sqq.; calls Luther, 135; his dream, 167; calls Melanchthon to Wittenberg, 188; consults Erasmus about Luther, 232; declines the German crown, and nominates King Charles of Spain, 268; is pleased with Luther’s speech at Worms, 307; protects him on the Wartburg, 332 ; his cautious policy, 381 ; forbids Luther to return to Wittenberg, yet allows him to remain, 383 ; Luther’s letter to him, 383; his death and character, 450.
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Frederick I., 597.
Frederick II., 598.
Frederick IITI., 453.
Frederick William, Elector, 596, 598 sq.
Frederick William III., of Prussia, 599.
Frederick William IV., of Prussia, 156, 599.
Freedom and Toleration, 686 sq.
Freedom, Christian, Luther’s tract on, 220 sqq.
French Protestantism, 87.
Friedberg, E., 515, 520.
Froben, John, 399, 408; see Erasmus.
Frundsberg, Georg von, his words of encouragement to Luther at Worms, 302.
Gebhardt, O. von, 357.
Geiler of Kaisersberg, 9.
Georg, Duke of Saxony, at Leipzig, 178, 181; at Worms, 292 ; hinders the Reformation, 567.
Georg von Polenz, bishop of Samland, 539,
German Nobility, Luther’s Address to the, 206 sqq.
Germany and the Reformation, 97 sqq.
Gillespie, on toleration, 75.
Gillett, C. R., 651.
Glapio, John, confers with Briick at Worms, 291; with Bucer and Sickingen at the Ebernburg, 299.
Glareanus, on Erasmus, 427.
Goethe, quoted, 311, 335; on Protestant pastors, 482; on Luther, 739.
Goldsmith, Oliver, his ‘‘ Vicar Wakefield,”’ 482.
Goodwin, Dr., on religious liberty, 78.
Gottschick, 520.
Gregory VIL., 475.
Grimm, Jacob, on Luther’s merit for the German language, 359.
Grimm, Wilibald, 340, 359.
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Hagen, 321.
Hallam, on Luther, 732.
Hamburg, Reformation of, 575. Hawuilton, Patrick, 587. Hardwick, 90.
Hare, Archdeacon, on Luther, 738.