[7] In the Introduction to The Babylonian Captivity of the Church he writes: "I am compelled, whether I will or not, to become daily more learned, having so many notable teachers diligently pushing me on and keeping me at work." (Weimar Ed., VI, 497.
[8] Cf. Koëstlin-Kawäeau, Martin Luther, 4th ed., I, 284; Koëstlin-Hay, Theology of Luther, I, 399 f; Luther's Werke, Berlin Ed., III, 261-264, 374.
[9] Weimar Ed., VI, 511 f.
[10] Cf. Koëstlin-Hay, op. cit., I, 340.
[11] Ibid., p. 350.
[12] Erl. Ed., XVI, 33, 92 ff.
[13] So also with much emphasis in the Sermon v. d. hochw. Sac., 1519.
[14] He means the Serm. v. d. hochw. Sac., 1519.
[15] Weimar Ed., VI, 502.
[16] De Weite, Briefe, I, 378