[796] “Historien”, Bl., 8´, 9.
[797] Cp. Barge, “Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt,” 1, p. 45.
[798] “Chronik,” p. 28: Luther in his lectures “turned the Latin into German.”
[799] Letter of January 27, 1517, “Briefwechsel,” 1, p. 83: “Non sine timore meo me undique iactat et dicit: Christum in te prædico et credere cogor.’.
[800] To Johann Lang, May 18, 1517, “Briefwechsel,” 1, p. 100.
[801] From Veit Dietrich’s MS. Collecta, fol. 137´, in Seidemann, “Luthers Psalmenvorlesungen,” 1, p. vii.: “Augustinum vorabam, non legebam.”
[802] “One of the best points in Denifle’s book is the proof he gives that Luther misunderstood Augustine’s doctrine on sin, to which he looked as his chief support in the Church.” W. Köhler, in “Ein Wort zu Denifles Luther,” p. 27.
[803] Melanchthon to Brenz, end May, 1531, “Briefwechsel” 9, p. 18 f.
[804] “Werke,” Weim. ed., 2, p. 436 ff. Cp. in the Erl. ed., “Commentar. in Ep. ad Galat.,” ed. Irmischer, 1, p. iii. seq.; 3, p. 121 seq.
[805] Köstlin-Kawerau, 1, p. 751, n. to p. 107, 2.