Martin Lutero : l'eroe della riforma 1483-1546 / di Henry Eyster Jacobs . th punizione di Mons. Albrecht, antagonista lutervenduto, fu portato a scrivergli diversi separatori, in cui l'arcivescovo fu accusato di temuratore del suo agente finanziario riservato, JohnSchoenitz, o Schantz. Lutero disse all'Arcivescovato che meritò un gallows dieci volte più alto del thecastle di Giebichenstein, in cui la sua vittima era stata imprigionata. Supplicò di desistere da tali attacchi da parte del cugino dei vescovi, l'elettore di Brandeburgo, la sua risposta fu che la casa di Davide aveva scioni maniacali, il co

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Martin Luther : the hero of the reformation 1483-1546 / by Henry Eyster Jacobs . th punishment by Archbishop Albrecht, Luthersold antagonist, he was led to write him several severeletters, in which the Archbishop was accused of themurder of his confidential financial agent, JohnSchoenitz, or Schantz. Luther told the Archbishopthat he deserved a gallows ten times as high as thecastle of Giebichenstein in which his victim had beenimprisoned. Begged to desist from such attacks bythe bishops cousin, the Elector of Brandenburg, his answer was that the house of David had manydegenerate scions, the college of apostles had aJudas, and the company of angels a devil. Meanwhile the political situation in Germany wasthat of a drawn battle. The Frankfort Conventionof 1539 resulted in a truce for fifteen months.Lutheranism was strengthened by the deaths in1535 of Joachim of Brandenburg, and, in 1539, ofGeorge of Saxony. In Brandenburg the new Elec-tor first tolerated, and then, in 1539, formally ac-cepted the Reformation. The Church Constitution, De Wette, 4 : 614 sqq., 676 sqq.. DUKE ALBERT OF PRUSSIA. FROM AN OLD ENGRAVING. 1539] New Triumphs and Trials 329 prepared to carry out his plans of reorganisation, isamong the most conservative of Lutheran orders, retaining all the ceremonies that are not antagonisticto evangelical teaching. The opinion of Lutherconcerning this Order was : If the Margrave and Elector will have the Gospelpreached in its purity, without human additions, and thetwo sacraments administered according to their institu-tion, and will discontinue the intercession of saints, andthe carrying of the sacrament in procession, and massesfor the dead, and abolish holy water, and consecratedsalt and herbs, and will have pure responsories andhymns sung in processions, then let him go on in GodsName, whether he have a silver or a golden cross car-ried, or wear a cap and gown of velvet, silk, or linen ;and if one cap and gown be not enough, let them put onthree, like Aaron

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