[1062] Cp. ibid., pp. 448 and 451, where he again calls Luther Elias in letters written in 1521 to Spalatin.
[1063] “Corp. ref.,” 1, p. 763. To the Elector of Saxony.
[1064] Ibid.
[1065] “Corp. ref.,” 1, p. 821, memorandum for the Landgrave of Hesse.
[1066] Ibid., p. 995. To Balth. During, about September, 1528.
[1067] Ibid., p. 981. To Fr. Myconius, June 5, 1528: “Ego sic angor, ut nihil supra vel cogitari possit, quum considero horum temporum conditionem.” Similar statements of Melanchthon’s in Döllinger, “Die Reformation,” 1, p. 366 ff.
[1068] Ibid., p. 938. Letter of September 13, 1528.
[1069] “Corp. ref.,” 1, p. 1013. To Myconius, December 1, 1528: “Meum scriptum ostendas consulibus ut permittant nubere mulierculæ.”
[1070] Cp. ibid., p. 839. “Iudicium” of 1526.
[1071] “Apologia confess. August.,” art. 23. “Symbolische Bücher,”10 ed. Müller-Kolde, p. 242.