Part, Paragraph
1 Intro (2) | ENDERS, II, 414; SMITH, L's Correspondence,
2 Intro (3) | ENDERS, II, 424. ~
3 Intro (5) | 7th to John Hess, ENDERS, II, 411; SMITH, I, No, 265. ~
4 Intro (6) | Erl. Ed., op. var. arg., II, 79 ff. ~
5 Intro (8) | See ENDERS, II, 415,443; SMITH, Nos. 269,
6 Intro (10)| publication withheld (ENDERS, II, 461,463). ~
7 Cover, 2 | Emperors Frederick I8 and II9 and many other German emperors
8 Cover, 2 | the bloodthirsty Julius II10 to such heights? Nothing
9 Cover (9) | Frederick II (1212-1250), grandson of
10 Cover (10)| Pope Julius II (1503-1513). Notorious among
11 1 (2) | punishment of an evil pope. Vol. II, -- 5. ~
12 1 (15) | Reichstagsaktenn unter Kaiser Karl V., II, pp. 685 f, III, 665. ~
13 1 (23) | papae, of 1519 (Weimar Ed., II, pp. 185 ff., and in the
14 1 | himself is judged of no man," II Corinthians 4:13: "We have
15 1 | says to the Corinthians, II Corinthians 10:8 "God has
16 1 | elect," and Paul says in II Thessalonians 2:9, that
17 1 | Christ; as St. Paul says, II Corinthians 13:8: "We can
18 2 | II - Abuses to Be Discussed
19 2 (3) | and below, p. 246. Vol. II.-6. ~
20 2 (4) | afterwards Pope Julius II, held at one time the archbishopric
21 2 (10) | Reichstagaskten unter Kaiser Karl V, II, 675). ~
22 2 (11) | Reichstagsakten unter Kaiser Karl V., II, pp. 675 f.). Similar complaints
23 2 (19) | Deutsche Reichstagsakten, etc., II, 673.) ~
24 2 (23) | benefices. (WREDE, op. Cit., II, pp. 677 f.) ~
25 2 (24) | gulden." (WREDE, op. Cit., II, 675.) ~
26 2 (27) | June 25, 152. (ENDERS, II, 424; SMITH, NO. 271). ~
27 2 (30) | himself (WREDE, op. cit., II, 665); his protest was incorporated
28 2 | foretold when he said, in II Peter 2:3: "There shall
29 2 (40) | his name (WREDE, op. Cit., II, 712). ~
30 2 (43) | 1521), see WREDE, op. Cit., II, 710. ~
31 2 (53) | Vols., Leipzig, 1904. Vol. II.-7 ~
32 2 (59) | 1503), turned by Julius II (1503-1513) into a museum
33 Prop1 (6) | 1521), see WREDE, op. cit., II, 710. ~
34 Prop1 (11)| Germans. (WREDE, op. Cit., II, pp. 675f.) ~
35 Prop1 (20)| a cannon of Nicaea (Pt. II, qu. 6, c.5). See KOHLER,
36 Prop1 (21)| of 1521 )WREDE, op. cit., II 672). ~
37 Prop1 (22)| 73-100 (WREDE, op. cit., II 694-703). ~
38 Prop1 (39)| papae (1520). Weimar Ed., II, pp. 217 ff.; Erl. Ed.,
39 Prop1 (42)| canon law, Clement. lib. ii, tit. II, cap. 2. ~
40 Prop1 (42)| Clement. lib. ii, tit. II, cap. 2. ~
41 Prop1 (43)| present treatise (Cf. ENDERS II, 332). Luther subsequently (
42 Prop1 (44)| between the Emperor Frederick II (1200-1260) and the popes,
43 Prop1 (45)| VI (1492-1503) and Julius II (1503-1513) in war and entangled
44 Prop2 | Proposals for Reform Part II~15. Nor must I forget the
45 Prop2 (28)| pilgrimage (WREDE, op. cit., II, 687). ~
46 Prop2 (35)| orders. See WREDE, op. cit., II, 678, 688, III, 651, and
47 Prop2 (45)| appointment. See WREDE, op. cit., II, 673, III, 653. ~
48 Prop2 (47)| the Inquisition in the MA, II, pp. 453 ff. ~
49 Prop3 (23)| WREDE, Reichstagsakten, II, 335-341. ~
50 Prop3 (29)| public (WREDE, op. cit., II, 842, note 4; III pp. 574
51 Prop3 (30)| reaffirmed (WREDE, op. cit., II, pp. 343f.), but the Diet
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