CHAP. VIII.

Entry into Worms--Chant for the Dead--Council held by Charles

V--Capito and the Temporisers--Concourse around Luther--

Citation--Hutten to Luther--Proceeds to the Diet--Saying of

Freundsberg--Imposing Assembly--The Chancellor's Address--

Luther's Reply--His Wisdom--Saying of Charles V--Alarm--

Triumph--Luther's Firmness--Insults from the Spaniards--

Council--Luther's Trouble and Prayer--Might of the

Reformation--Luther's Oath to Scripture--The Court of the

Diet--Luther's Address--Three kinds of Writings--He demands

Proof of his Error--Solemn Warnings--He Repeats his Address

in Latin--Here I am: I can't do otherwise--The "weakness" of

God--New Attempt. 168

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