Luther, vol. 6 of 6

by Hartmann Grisar

[753] To Joh. Braun at Eisenach, “Briefwechsel,” 1, p. 6: “Quod si statum meum nosse desideras, bene habeo Dei gratia, nisi quod violentum est studium.”

[754] B. Heyne, “Über Besessenheitswahn bei geistigen Erkrankungszuständen,” Paderborn, 1904, p. 126.

[755] Erl. ed., 44, p. 127.

[756] Ib., 45, p. 156. See above, p. 197.

[757] Ib., Weim. ed., 36, p. 553 f.; Erl. ed., 51, p. 146, Comment. on 1 Cor. xv.

[758] See above, p. 99 ff.

[759] Erl. ed., 45, p. 156.

[760] Note, ib.

[761] Ib., 44, p. 127.

[762] G. Buchwald, “Luthers ungedruckte Predigten 1528-1546,” vol. iii., 1885, p. 50: In Popery “horrible fears” had been caused by the doctrine of Christ as Judge. “Iuventus non intelligit; videat ne amittat hanc lucem [of his Evangel]. Si scivissemus non ivissemus in cœnobia. Quando Christum inspexi, vidi diabolum.”