[883] For the collections of the Table-Talk see vol. iii., p. 218 ff.
[884] See vol. iii., p. 223.
[885] Mathesius, “Tischreden,” p. 311.
[886] Cp. the emotion which accompanied another fine utterance spoken “ex pleno et accenso corde” (Cordatus, “Tagebuch,” p. 23). There Luther was speaking of the profundity of the Word of God and of reliance on His Promises. See also below, p. 265.
[887] Mathesius, “Tischreden,” p. 309.
[888] Ibid., p. 311, with the heading “Papæ tyrannis.”
[889] Ibid., p. 310.
[890] Ibid., pp. 310-322.
[891] In his “Sabbata,” ed. Götzinger in the St. Gallen “Mitteilungen zur vaterländ. Gesch.,” 1869; new edition, St. Gallen, 1902, p. 76 ff.
[892] Burrer’s letter, in Baum, “Capito,” 1860, p. 83.