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

by Thomas M. Lindsay

rumours that he would recant, [286];

attitude in speaking, [288];

last words at the Diet, [291] n.;

last scene in the Diet, [291] f.;

conferences after the Diet, [294];

report that he had been murdered, [295];

Ban against, [297] f.;

in the Wartburg, [297];

the hero of the popular literature, [301];

his teaching spreads, [305] ff., [322];