Babylonica, Lambert's Comtnentarii de Prophetia^ etc., De Lit- tera et Spiritu* Luther on the Magnificat, De InsHtuendis Min^ istris* Hieronymus Savonarola Super Psalmum "Miserere," * de Cursu Verbi Dei^ by Ga^)er Schwenckf eld, Luther's Letter to King Henry VIII ^ and a little book of an author unknown against Natalis Beda ; ^ in French, also. The Book of Deuteron- omy,* Oratio Dominica cum Expositione* De uno Mediatore Christo^ De Imaginibus,^ De Fundamento Evangelicae Doc- trinae,^ the Epistles and Gospels for 52 Weeks ;^ the New Testament in English, with an Introduction to the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans," etc. But being taken and committed to prison, these books were found among his effects, and he was brought before the English ambassador at St. Germain's [Clerk, Bishop of Bath]. He ends by bespeaking the usual clemency of the Cardinal.
��800. LUTHER TO WENZEL LINK AT NUREMBERG.
Enders, vi, 298. (Wittenberg), July 14, 1528.
Grace and peace in Christ. First thank the Abbot Pisto- rius for me for his gift of oranges. I do not write him only because pressure of business makes it absolutely impossible. I rejoice that Nuremberg and the Margrave George of Branden-
^ Which of Lambert's several commentaries, 1524-5, I cannot say. 'By Augustine, presumably the edition by Carlstadt, which preface dated Novem- ber 18, 1517; see Barge: Karlstadt, u, 533^*
- Weimar, xii, i69ff., 1523.
- HieroHytm Savonarolae, a papa exusti, meditatio pia et trudita super psalmas;
Miserere met: In te Domine speravL Wittenberg, 2523. I«ather's preface to it» Weimar, xii, 248.
■ Cannot be identified.
•Presumably the English edition, published by Henry, supra, na 700.
- Cannot be identified; on him supra, p. 44, n. 4.
■Cannot be identified.
•This work by William Farel completely perished at the hands of the censors. The preface to it has survived in MS., and is published, under date "end of July, 1524," by Herminjard: Correspondance des Riformateurs des Pays de la langue francatse, i, 246ff.
10, u, u Cannot be identified.
^One obscure allusion sometimes explains another. In letters of Vaugris and Coct to Farel, August 29 and September 2, 1524, the writers speak of sending him "50 Epistolae." Herminjard, op. cit., pp. 2790., is unable to explain what work is alluded to, but thinks it must be some letterar written by Pare! against Erasnras. But it is probable that the Epistles and Gospels for the Jtf Weeks, here alluded to by Dsmamis, arc meant. It was a work written by FareL
^Tyndale's work, of course, first published 1526.
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