[320] P. 262=202.
[321] P. 258=197.
[322] P. 246=180.
[323] P. 207=127.
[324] Ib.
[325] P. 236.
[326] P. 271.
[327] Kaftan speaks of a theological want which he had attempted to supply in his own “Dogmatik.” In reality, however, he has practice equally in view, and, from his statements we may infer that the want which had been apparent from Luther’s day was more than a mere defect in the theory.
[328] P. 281.
[329] P. 276.