A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

History of the Christian Church • VOLUME 7

754 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.

Schaff, Philip, 1819-1893 • Public-domain historical edition in the United States (published 1907); OCR from Internet Archive scan

754 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.

Psalms, Luther’s commentary on, 138 sq.; Penitential Psalms, 143. Puritanism, 74, 88.

Queis, Erhard von, bishop of Pomesania, 539, 593.

Rachel, 343.

Ranke, Leopold von, 91, 96; on the papacy, 260; on Luther’s Little Catechism, 551; on the spread of the Reformation, 558; on Luther as an author, 559 ; very often referred to in Literature.

Rationalism and Protestantism, 26 sqq.

Reformation, necessity of, 8 sqq.; preparation for, 12 sqq.; genius of, 14 sqq.; principles of, 16 sqq.; literature, 89 sqq., 94 sqq.; Reformation and the Papacy, 252 sqq.

Reinkens, Old Catholic Bishop, 476.

Religious liberty and Protestantism, 50 sqq., 543 sq.

Reuchlin, 187.

Reusch, 121, 566.

Reuss, Edw., 340, 356.

Revision of Luther’s Bible, and of the English version, 366 sqq.

Revival of letters, 13. (See Erasmus.)

Rhegius, Urbanus, 576, 577, 728.

Richter, A. L., 515.

Ritschl, 118, 520.

Rome, sacking of, 687 sq.

Rommel, 630.

Rorer (Rorarius), 347, 348; ordained deacon by Luther, 539.

Rosenblatt, Wilibrandis, 479.

Rothe, R., against the distinction between the visible and the invisible church, 520, 526.

Russell, Arthur Tozer, 511.

Rutherford, Samuel, against toleration, 76.

Sachs, Hans, writes for the Reforma-

- tion, 324, 506, 507, 569.

Sacerdotalism, 603.

Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, 215; controversies on the, 612 sqq.; contest at Marburg, 632 sqq.; Luther’s Short Conf., 654 sqq.; theories of, 663 sqq.

Saxony, Reformation of, 567 sqq.

St. Bartholomew, Massacre of, 56.

St. Peter’s Church in Rome, 149.

Scandinavia, Lutheran Church of, 516.

Schaff, Philip, quoted, 14, 19, 46, 50, 358, 368, 512, 523, 528.

Schenkel, 14, 90, 287.

Scheurl, 120, 143.

Schleiermacher, 598.

Schools, common, 512 sqq.

Schneesing, 508.

Schneider, 187, 494, 503.

Schwenkfeld, Caspar, 574, 654, 656.

Scotland, Reformation of, 88.

Scriptures and tradition, 16 sqq.

Seckendorf, 95 and passim.

Seidemann, 100,178.

Sermon in Protestant worship, 490.

Servetus, 62, 65 sqq., 70.

Sickingen, Franz von, 201 sqq.

Sigismund, John, Elector of Brandenburg, 596 sq.; his Confession, 598.

Sleidan, 89.

Smalcaldian League, 706.

Spalatin, 89, 94, 144, 287, 298, 304, 306, 310, 346, 452, 460, 582.

Spalding, M. J., 92, 473, 475, 480.

Speier, Diet of (1526), 683.

Speier, Diet of (1529), 690.

Spener, 665.

Spengler, Lazarus, 570.

Speratus, Paul, 508, 591.

Stahl, 515.

Staupitz, 117 sqq., 174.

Steitz, 287.

Stevens, Henry, 351, 354.

Stier, Rud., 349.

Strassburg, Reformation of, 571 sqq.

Strauss, D. F., on Ulrich von Hutten, 196, 200 ; on Erasmus, 421; on Pirkheimer, 434.

Sturm, Jacob, 633, 644.

Sunday, observance of, 493 sq.

Superintendents, 517.

Swiss Reformation, 87.

Syllabus, Papal, 27. .

Teplensis, Codex, of the German New Testament, 342 sq.

Territorial system, beginning of, 684.

Tetrapolitan Confession, 718 sqq.

Tetzel, John, 148, 151 sqq., 169.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.

Teutonic Knights in Prussia, 589 sq.

Theologia Germanica, 142.

Theses, Ninety-five, 155 sqq.; the full text of, 160 sqq.

Theses controversy, 167 sqq.

Thuanus (De Thou), 92.

Toleration and intolerance, 50 sqq., 71 sqq. ; and freedom, 686.

Toleration, Act of, 81.

Tollin, H., on Servetus, 69.

Transubstantiation, rejected by Luther, 215.

Tschackert, 588, 593.

Tyndale, William, 587.

Ubiquity of Christ’s body, 625, 628.

Ullmann, 12.

Ulrich of Wiirttemberg, 579, 639.

United States, Constitution of, guarantees religious liberty, 81 sq.

Ursinus, 574.

Usteri, 629, 646.

Voes, Henry, 601.

Wackernagel, 495, 496, etc.

‘Waddington, 90.

‘Walch, ed. of Luther’s Works, 99; and very often quoted in the sections on Luther.

Waldis, Burkhard, 507.

Walther, 99.

War panic, occasioned by Pack, 689.

Wartburg, 332 sq.

Weisse, Michael, 508.

Weller, 542.

Wesley, John, translator of German hymns, 510; followed the example of Luther in ordaining a superintendent, 540; his importance, 736.

Wessel, John, 617 sq.

Westminster Confession, on religious liberty, 77, 543 ; on the Pope, 533 ; on the Lord’s Supper, 681 sq.

White, Andrew D., 470.

Wiclif, his views on the church, 524 sq.

William I., Emperor of Germany, 600.

Williams, Roger, on toleration, 75, 84.

William and Mary, 81, 88.

Wimpina, Conrad, 168.

Winkler, George, 601.

Wittenberg Concordia, 654.

Wittenberg, University of, 132 sqq.; city of, 134.

Wolsey, Cardinal, 9.

Worms, Diet of, 287 sqq.; Edict of, 318 sqq., and often alluded to.

Wordsworth, William, on Protestant pastor, 483.

Worship, public, reform of, 484 sqq.

Wulfila, Gothic version of the Bible, 342.

Ximenes, 18. Yuste, 278.

Zell, Catharine, 633.

Zwickau Prophets, 380 sq.

Zwilling, Gabriel, 380.

Zwingli, Ulrich, on reason and revelation, 32; on the canon, 37 ; on persecution, 65 sq.; his death, 87; his marriage, 479 ; on the visible and invisible church, 525; his influence in South Germany, 578 ; his controversy with Luther, 620 sqq.; relation to Anabaptists, 609; his view on the Lord’s Supper, 604 sq., 612, 620 sqq.; writes against Luther, 623 sqq.; at Marburg, 632 sqq.; prayer before conference, 636 ; his character misunderstood by Luther, 664 ; his tribute to Luther, 667 sq.; his theory of the Lord’s Supper, 676 sq.; his Confession to Charles V. at the Diet of Augsburg, 721 sq.

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