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id: 38544
author: Just, Gustav A.
title: Life of Luther with several introductory and concluding chapters from general church history
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  [Illustration: Frau Cotta Taking Luther into Her Home.] Luther delighted in attending the Latin school at Eisenach. Thrice holy because of the martyrs' blood that was shed in thee!--In Rome Luther devoutly sought to satisfy the cravings of his heart.


id: 16797
author: Seiss, Joseph Augustus
title: Luther and the Reformation: The Life-Springs of Our Liberties
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  His memory was a museum of historical information, anecdotes of great men, and old German literature, songs, and proverbs, to the latter of which he made many rich additions from his own genius. Their characters are so massive, and their position in history is so towering, that other men can hardly get high enough to take their measure.


id: 16322
author: Dau, W. H. T. (William Herman Theodore)
title: Luther Examined and Reexamined A Review of Catholic Criticism and a Plea for Revaluation
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  This same advice Luther hands on to another who was becoming a hypochondriac as he had been. Poor Luther is always wrong: the Sacramentarians and Anabaptists hate him worse than they hate the Pope, and the Pope hates him worse than he hates other heretics, because they all fight against the Gospel which Luther preaches.


id: 7970
author: Köstlin, Julius
title: Life of Luther
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  Since his marriage, indeed, his parents had come to visit him at Wittenberg; and the town accounts for 1527 contain an item of expense for a gallon of wine, given as a _vin d'honneur_ to old Luther on that occasion. To Melancthon Luther wrote as follows: 'There is no news here, except that the town is full of talk about me, and everybody wants to see the man who, like a second Herostratus, has kindled such a flame.


