FOOTNOTES
[1] For this translation see Vol. I, p. 222, note 1.
[2] The law that we have outside of divine revelation. C.f. Rom. 2:15.
[3] The possessor of these letters (Himmels-und Teuelsbriefe) was thought to be under the special protection of the spirits.
[4] Magical formulas.
[5] Practices popularly ascribed to the witches.
[6] See below, p. 364, note 1.
[7] Luther believed, with the mediæval Church, that the lending of money at interest was a sin. See above pp. 159 ff., and Weimar Ed., XXV, 293 ff.
[8] i. e., In the confession made to the priest. See Vol. I, p. 285, and Introduction, above, p. 351.
[9] C. Vol. I, pp. 58, 285.