CHAP. IV.

The Procession--Mass--Mosellanus--Veni, Sancte Spiritus!--

Portraits of Luther and Carlstadt--Doctor Eck--Carlstadt's

Books--Merit of Congruity--Natural Powers--Scholastic

Distinction--Point where Rome and the Reformation Separate--

Grace gives Man freedom--Carlstadt's Note-Book--Commotion

in the Auditory--Melancthon during the Debate--Manœuvres of

Eck--Luther Preaches--The Citizens of Leipsic--Quarrels of

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