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CONTENTS.
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| THEOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION. By Dr. Wace | ix |
| HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. By Professor Buchheim | xxxix |
| THE NINETY-FIVE THESES | 2 |
| THE THREE PRIMARY WORKS OF LUTHER:— | |
| I. ADDRESS TO THE NOBILITY OF THE GERMAN NATION. | |
| 1. Dedicatory Letter | 17 |
| 2. Introduction | 18 |
| 3. The Three Walls of the Romanists | 20 |
| (a) That the Temporal Power has no Jurisdiction over the Spirituality | 21 |
| (b) That no one may interpret the Scriptures but the Pope | 25 |
| (c) That no one may call a Council but the Pope | 28 |
| 4. Of the Matters to be considered in the Councils | 31 |
| 5. Twenty-seven Articles respecting the Reformation of the Christian Estate | 44 |
| II. CONCERNING CHRISTIAN LIBERTY. | |
| 1. Letter to Pope Leo X. | 95 |
| 2. That a Christian man is the most free Lord of all, and subject to none | 104 |
| 3. That a Christian man is the most dutiful Servant of all, and subject to every one | 118 |
| III. ON THE BABYLONISH CAPTIVITY OF THE CHURCH. | |
| 1. Introduction | 141 |
| 2. On the Lord’s Supper | 148 |
| 3. On Baptism | 182 |
| 4. On Penance | 205 |
| 5. On Confirmation | 214 |
| 6. On Matrimony | 215 |
| 7. On Orders | 227 |
| 8. On Extreme Unction | 237 |
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