[1500] Ib., 58, p. 429.
[1501] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 59, p. 242.
[1502] See above, p. 133 ff.
[1503] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 32, 1 ff. Cp. “Briefe,” 5, pp. 147 ff., 183.
[1504] Cp. “Werke,” Erl. ed., 32, p. 9, in the same work.
[1505] German Trans., Augsburg, 1843, p. 212.
[1506] “Norma vitæ ad instituendas recte actiones,” Pragæ, 1685, p. 276. This very rare book has only been found in the Gymnasialbibliothek at Mariaschein in Bohemia.
[1507] Op. cit., Pragæ, 1709, pars II., p. 39. “Erigebat illos [oculos] interdum hæresiarcha Lutherus ad cœlum, cum illud sub mortem scintillantibus stellis pulcherrime rutilaret; sed quia turpissimo voluptaum cœno animum gerebat immersum, simul ita dicebat: Quam pulchrum est, Martine, cœlum, sed non est pro te.” The passage occurs in connection with the Feast of the Ascension. The dialogue with Catherine was a later addition to the story.
[1508] “Werke,” Weim. ed., 34, 2, p. 266; Erl. ed., 19², p. 76.
[1509] Mathesius, “Aufzeichn.,” p. 411.