[299] G. Buchwald, “Simon Wilde” (“Mitt. der deutschen Gesellschaft zur Erforschung vaterländ. Sprache und Altertums in Leipzig,” 9, 1894, p. 61 ff.), p. 95: “libellum calumniis refertissimum.”
[300] “Zwinglii Opp.,” 8, p. 165: “calumniandi magister et sophistarum princeps.”
[301] Letter to J. Vadian, April 14, 1528, “Die Vadianische Briefsammlung,” 4, p. 101. “Mitt. zur vaterl. Gesch. von St. Gallen,” 28, 1902.
[302] “Neudrucke deutscher Literaturwerke,” Hft. 118, 1893, pp. 19, 29, etc.
[303] Cp. Münzer in Enders, “Luthers Briefwechsel,” 4, p. 374, n. 6. Ibid., p. 373, n. 1, “the mendacious Luther.”
[304] “Vergleichung D. Luthers und seines Gegenteiles vom Abendmahl Christi,” 1528, p. 23.
[305] “Vadianische Briefsammlung,” 6, p. 16 (“Mitt. z. v. G. v. S.G.”, 30, 1, 1906): Pappus calls the book: “librum famosissimum, plaustra et carros convitiorum. Misereor huius tam felicissimi ingenii, quod tantis se immiscet sordibus; et profecto, ut est Lutherus vertendo et docendo inimitabilis, ita mihi iam quoque videtur calumniando non parem habere.” Letter of April 13, 1541. Pappus was Burgomaster of Lindau.
[306] E. Thiele, “Theol. Stud. und Krit.,” 1907, p. 265 f.
[307] “Ep.,” 1, 18; “Opp.,” 3, col. 1056.
[308] “Hyperaspistes,” 1, 9, col. 1043.