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

by Thomas M. Lindsay

at the Diet of Worms, [263], [292];

provides for Luther's safety, [297];

troubled at the disturbances at Wittenberg, [316] f., [334];

death, [336].

John, brother of Frederick, [292], [316], [334], [341], [345];

signs the Protests, [346], [371];

refuses the nuncio's benediction, [360], [361];

signs the Augsburg Confession, [363] f.;

joins the Schmalkald League, [373].

John Frederick, son of John, signs the Augsburg Confession, [363];