Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 2 |
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CHAPTER VI CONSIDERATION OF MARTIN LUTHER But a change was at hand , and another was destined to occupy the centre of that stage which Erasmus had so recently and so industriously won the right to possess . That other was Martin Luther ...
CHAPTER VI CONSIDERATION OF MARTIN LUTHER But a change was at hand , and another was destined to occupy the centre of that stage which Erasmus had so recently and so industriously won the right to possess . That other was Martin Luther ...
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This was a dignified procedure , much more so than was his burning of Luther's theses publicly later on , which only served to make the Wittemberg students retaliate on eight hundred copies of his own pamphlet which fell into their ...
This was a dignified procedure , much more so than was his burning of Luther's theses publicly later on , which only served to make the Wittemberg students retaliate on eight hundred copies of his own pamphlet which fell into their ...
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26 Then , after uttering all these harsh things about Luther , he tries to soften them by saying : But someone may perhaps ask if I am in the same mind with regard to Luther that I always was . Yes , I am . I have always desired that ...
26 Then , after uttering all these harsh things about Luther , he tries to soften them by saying : But someone may perhaps ask if I am in the same mind with regard to Luther that I always was . Yes , I am . I have always desired that ...
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