[332] Letter of Myconius to Eberus in Hechtii Vita Tezelii. Wittemb., p. 114.
[333] Albinus Meissn. Chronick. L. W. (W.) xv, 446, etc., Hechtius in Vita Tezelii.
[334] Luth. Op. (Leips.) xvii, pp. 111 et 116.
[335] Luther's Theses on Indulgences, (Th. 82, 83, et 84.)
[336] Luth. Op. (Leips.) xvi, 79.
[337] "Fessi erant Germani omnes, ferendis explicationibus, nundinationibus, et infinitis imposturis Romanensium nebulonum." (Luth. Op. Lat. in Præf.) All the Germans were weary with the windings, traffickings, and endless impostures of Roman spendthrifts.
[338] Ranke, Rœmische Pæbste, i, 71.
[339] Council of Trent, p. 4. Pallavicini, while pretending to refute Sarpi, confirms, and even heightens his testimony. "Suo plane officio defuit, (Leo) ... venationes, facetias, pompas adeo frequentes."... (Conc. Trid. Hist. i, pp. 8, 9.) Leo was plainly wanting to his duty, so frequent were his shows his amusements, and hunting parties.
[340] Seckendorf, 42.
[341] Lingke, Reisegesch. Luther's, p. 27.