[573] P. 55 f.
[574] P. 56.
[575] P. 12.
[576] P. 62.
[577] P. 10.
[578] P. 44 f.
[579] “Luther auf dem Standpunkt der Psychiatrie beurteilt,” Wien, 1874. Bruno Schön declares that Luther was “in part excused by the fact that he was deranged” (p. 3); this derangement Luther contrived to explain away by laying it all down to the devil, whom he had seen in actual hallucinations (p. 9); he had regarded all his opponents as fools, just as the inmates of an asylum look upon all others as fools and on themselves as perfectly sane (p. 28), etc.
[580] “Grundriss einer Gesch. der deutschen Irrenpflege,” 1890, p. 76.
[581] “Antwort auf das Sendschreiben,”³ Sulzbach, 1817, p. 70 ff.
[582] See the 2nd ed. of this writing, bearing the same title as the 1st, “Seitenstück zur Weisheit Luthers.” The 1st ed. is weaker in its animadversions than the 2nd.