Luther, vol. 4 of 6

by Hartmann Grisar

[354] Cp. Lenz, “Briefwechsel Philipps,” 1, p. 320.

[355] Loc. cit., p. 74 f.

[356] “Corp. ref.,” 10, p. 156 seq. N. Paulus in “Hist.-pol. Bl.,” 147, 1911, p. 509.

[357] “Quod defendam ipsum facinus, equidem nullum [scriptum] scripsi aut subscripsi.” Paulus, ibid., p. 511.

[358] F. W. Hassenkamp, “Hessische KG.,” 1, p. 510. Paulus, ibid., p. 512.

[359] H. Rocholl, in N. Paulus’s art. on the Catholic lawyer and writer, Conrad Braun († 1563), in “Hist. Jahrb.” (14, 1893, p. 517 ff.), p. 525.

[360] Paulus, “Johann Hoffmeister,” 1891, p. 206, and in “Hist. Jahrb.,” loc. cit.

[361] “Theol. Rev.,” 1908, p. 215.

[362] Bd. 1, 1908, p. 66: “Nullis conviciis parcemus quantumvis turpibus et ignominiosis,” etc.

[363] Luther’s friend Jonas also distinguished himself in controversy by the character of the charges he brings forward against his opponents as true “historia.” (See above, vol. iii., p. 416, n. 3.)