[10] In the manuals for confession with which Luther was familiar sins were divided into the various classes mentioned here. C. Vol. I, pp. 90 ff.; Gecken, Der Bilderkatechismus des XV Jhs., and especially v. Zezschwitz, II, 197 ff.
[11] Serm., 96, 2; Migne, XXVIII, 585.
[12] Cf. Vol. I, p. 187.
[13] See above, p. 355.
[14] Luther has here departed from the customary Roman division of the Creed into twelve articles.
[15] Gemein.
[16] Gemeine.
[17] Christenheit, cf. Vol. I, p. 338.
[18] Kirche.
[19] In the catechisms of 1529 Luther abandons this interpretation of the bread.