[1610] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 32, p. 252, in “Von den Jüden.”
[1611] Ib.
[1612] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 32, p. 177 f., “Von den Jüden.” The rest of the passage (“that Bible only should you explore,” etc.) is given in vol. iv., p. 285 f., where we had to quote some of the above writings against the Jews in describing Luther’s mode of controversy and the violence of his angry language. Cp. also vol. iii., p. 270. Since in the selection of these passages the object was to show to what depths Luther could descend, it is hardly necessary to point out that the passages quoted are about the strongest to be met with in these two works, the remainder being written in a somewhat calmer and more seemly vein.
[1613] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 32, p. 141. “Von den Jüden.”
[1614] Ib., p. 342 f. “Vom Schem Hamphoras.”
[1615] Ib., p. 282. “Vom Schem Hamphoras.”
[1616] Cp. vol. iv., p. 285 f.
[1617] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 32, p. 298. “Vom Schem Hamphoras.”
[1618] Ib., p. 224. “Von den Jüden.”
[1619] Ib., p. 226. “Von den Jüden.”