A History of the Reformation (Vol. 1 of 2)

by Thomas M. Lindsay

early lectures on theology, [208];

teaches Aristotle's Dialectic, [206];

becomes a great preacher, [207], [212];

issues his Theses, [215] ff.;

his Resolutiones, [230] f.;

summoned to Rome, [232];

appears before Cardinal Cajetan, [232];

interview with Miltitz, [235];

at the Leipzig Disputation, [236] ff.;

burns the Pope's Bull, [250] ff.;