THE HISTORY or THE CHURCH OF CHRIST. VOL. V. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE COMMENCEMENT AND PROGRESS OF THE REFORMATION. LONDON: PRINTED FOR THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY; AND SOLD AT their depoSITORY, 56, PATERNOSTER-ROW; ALSO BY T. CADELL, STRAND; J. NISBET, BERNERS-STREET ; CONTENTS OF VOL. V. Page CHAP. VII. From the conclusion of the Diet of Anxiety of the followers of Luther; his employments at Wart- burg;- Luther's tract on Confessions;-Private masses abolished at Wittemberg;-Latomus's attack upon Luther; his reply ;- Luther's remarks on the nature of sin;-Reflections ;-Luther's opinion of scholastic theology; his translation of the New Testa- ment; his letters written while at Wartburg; his letter to his flock;-Myconius ;-Hausman ;-Progress of the truth;-Luther visits Wittemberg-Henry VIII. writes a book against Luther; CHAP. VIII. From the death of Leo X. to the election Luther returns to Wittemberg ;- Carolstadt's mistaken zeal pre- the protestants in his dominions;-The elector's reply to him;- Violence of duke George;-Emser's Romish translation of the New Testament;-Endeavours of Romanists to stop the circulation of the Scriptures;-Luther's tract against the Romish bishops;-Luther's bull in defiance of the popish bulls ;-Rapid progress of the Refor- mation ;-Pomerania ;-Bugenhagius ;-Sickingen; - Proceedings in Saxony ;-Testimonies to the success of Luther by Hartmuth - Adrian VI. elected pope; his address to the Diet of Nuremberg; CHAP. X. From Luther's letter to the duke of Savoy, to the persecutions in 1523 and 1524 .... Pope Clement VII.;-Reception of the legate at Nuremberg;- |