YOUTH, CONVERSION, AND FIRST LABOURS, OF LUTHER.
CHAP. I.
Luther--His Parentage--The Paternal Roof--Strict Discipline--
School--The Shunammite--His Studies--University, 103
CHAP. II.
Scholasticism and the Classics--Luther's Piety--His Discovery
of a Bible--His Sickness--The Thunderstorm--His Entrance
into a Convent, 112
CHAP. III.
His Father's Anger--Servile Employments--His Studies--The
Bible--Hebrew and Greek--His Agony during Mass--Faints, 118
CHAP. IV.
Staupitz--His Piety--His Visitation--His Conversation--Presents
Luther with a Bible--The Old Monk--Luther's Consecration--
His Call to Wittemberg, 126
CHAP. V.
The University of Wittemberg--Luther's First Employment--
Biblical Lectures--Preaching at Wittemberg--The Old
Chapel, 136
CHAP. VI.
Luther's Journey to Rome--A Convent on the Po--Luther's
Behaviour at Rome--Corruption of the Romish Clergy--
Prevailing Immorality--Pilate's Staircase, 140
CHAP. VII.
Doctor's Degree--Carlstadt--Luther's Oath--First Views of
Reformation--The Schoolmen--Spalatin, 149
CHAP. VIII.
'Popular Declamations'--Moral Purity of Luther--Mysticism--
Spenlein--Justification by Faith--Necessity of Works, 156
CHAP. IX.
First Theses--Visit to the Convents--Dresden--Erfurt--Tornator
Peace and the Cross--Labours--The Plague, 163
CHAP. X.
Luther and the Elector--Duke George--Luther at Court--Dinner
Emser's Supper, 167
CHAP. XI.
Theses--Human Nature--Rationalism--Eck--Urban Regius--Luther's
Modesty, 172