Chapter XL: At the Grave (12)

Usingen, B. A. von, L.’s professor, i. 6, 14;
suspicious of Aristotle, i. 136 f.;
the “best Paraclete,” i. 10, vi. 206;
traces in the Comm. on Romans, i. 243;
U. on the two “factions,” i. 147;
opposes L., i. 311, ii. 342 ff., 350;
L.’s treatment of U., ii. 337, 347, 361, n.

Usury and interest, iii. 104, iv. 216, 266, v. 479, 562, vi. 78, n.,
81-98

Utilitarianism, vi. 23

Utraquists of Prague, ii. 9, 112

Vadian, J., iv. 100

Valla, L., ii. 286, iii. 145

Vasa, G., vi. 480

Vehe, M., iii. 238, iv. 383, vi. 436

Venatorius, T., ii. 43, vi. 483

Venial sin.
_See_ Sin

Venice, i. 228, iii. 430, v. 167

Vergerio, P. P., iii. 70, 425-430, iv. 358 f., 485, v. 391

Vestments, ii. 323, iii. 393, 413, iv. 511, v. 147, 220, 222, 313,
vi. 410

Vicar, District, L. elected, i. 69;
doings as D. V., i. 88 ff., 124, 262-268, 297 f., 315 f., 333 f.

Viccius, J., ii. 27

Vienna, iii. 81, 88, 383

Vio, T. de, ii. 46

Violence, of language, ii. 11, 13 f., iii. 365 f., 444, iv. 306 f.,
vi. 108 f., 112;
V. advocated, ii. 55, iii. 127.

Violent measures, _see_ Intolerance

Virgil, vi. 17 f., 376

Virgin, Blessed, _see_ Mary;
Virgin-Birth, iv. 241, vi. 420, n.;
L. a V., ii. 143

Virginity, iii. 244, iv. 147 f.
_See_ Chastity

Virtue, no infused V., v. 35;
no efforts to be made after V., i. 83, iii. 187 ff.;
the conception of V. altered, iv. 459;
natural V. is no V. but rather vice, i. 101, 160;
V. is not a real “habit” nor a “quality,” i. 149 f., 209-213, 216;
L.’s new view of V., iii. 200-217;
its defects, v. 84 ff.
_See_ Qualitas

Vischer, S., vi. 61

Visions.
_See_ Ghost

Visitations, ii. 113, 223, 299, n., 332, iii. 34, 323, iv. 207 ff.,
v. 588-597, vi. 241 f.

Vitalis, F., iii. 152

Vives, J. L., vi. 44, 58

Vocation, L.’s V. to the monastic state, i. 18 f., 25, 167, 297 f.
_See_ Mission, Secular calling

Volta, G. della, i. 333

Vows, according to Erasmus, ii. 245;
Melanchthon, iii. 325, 330, 360, 439;
according to L., i. 269 f.;
L.’s attack on V., i. 120, ii. 83-87, 115 ff.;
encourages others to break their, ii. 116 ff., 139 f., 142, 169;
L.’s own V., i. 12, ii. 86, vi. 205 ff., 222 f.
_See_ Chastity

Vulgarity.
_See_ Unseemliness

Wages, high, vi. 84 (iii. 291)

Walch, J. G., iii. 138, 164, 222, vi. 447

Waldensians, iv. 417, n.

Waldschmidt, B., v. 295

Walther, J., ii. 334, iv. 256, v. 547

⸺ R., vi. 40

Wanckel, M., v. 421

War, legitimacy of, iv. 299;
evil of, v. 282.
_See_ Julius II, Peasants, Resistance, Turks

Warsager, J., iv. 64, n.

Wartburg, stay at the, ii. 79-96, 368;
temptations, ii. 88, iii. 196, vi. 511;
apparitions, etc., vi. 123 f., 134;
beginning of the German Bible, v. 494, 544;
effect on L. of his stay, iii. 5 f., 120 f.

Water, Holy, iii. 266

Wealth, on whom bestowed, iv. 265

Wedding, L.’s, ii. 173-189;
his thoughts before it, ii. 86 f., 118 f., 139 ff., 147 f., 169 f.,
218 f., vi. 208;
a “Joseph’s marriage,” ii. 142;
after-allusions to his W., iii. 269;
“good days,” iii. 178, v. 328, vi. 208;
a means of escaping temptations, vi. 209;
God’s own work, vi. 162;
not recognised by the lawyers, iii. 42, vi. 341, 355.
_See_ Bora, Marriage

Wegscheider, J., vi. 447

Weida, M., of, iii. 238, iv. 128, 136

Weier, M., ii. 323

Weimar, iii. 70, iv. 23, 44 f., 48, vi. 9

Weinsberg, ii. 198, vi. 477

Weislinger, N., ii. 131

Weller, A., iv. 206

⸺ Hier., iii. 175 ff., 196, 218, 221, 306, iv. 219, 244, 269, v. 329,
vi. 488

Werdenberg, Hans von, iii. 292

Werewolf, the Papal, iv. 298, v. 384, vi. 244 f., 491

Werner, Hans, iv. 197

⸺ Z., vi. 449

Wesenberg, vi. 61

Wessel, J., vi. 474

Westphal, J., vi. 408, 410, 415

Whale.
_See_ Haarlem

Whore, use of the word, iii. 270 f.

Wicel, G., i. 16, iii. 403, 416, iv. 160, 165 f., 181 f., 361 ff., 471,
v. 43, 379, 436

Wiclif, i. 106, 108, n., ii. 232, 286, n., iv. 417, n., v. 243, vi. 26

Widebram, F., vi. 417

Widerstett, ii. 137

Wied, H. von, v. 166, vi. 492 f.

Wieland, vi. 448

Wife, terrible to die without a W., iii. 242 f.
_See_ Bishop, Bora, Marriage, Women

Wigand, J., vi. 409 f., 413, 415

Wild, J., iii. 238, iv. 366

Wilde, S., iv. 99

Will of God, reason why things are good and evil, i. 157, 212, _see_
God (the hidden);
Will (human), _see_ Freedom;
L.’s strong Will, iii. 112, iv. 259, vi. 396.
_See_ Defiance

Will, Last W. and Testament, iii. 42 f., 435 f., iv. 207, 281, 329

William of Bavaria, ii. 171 f., 380, iii. 66, 430, iv. 367

⸺ II, of Hesse, iv. 45, 61

⸺ IV, iv. 70, vi. 420

Wimpfeling, J., i. 24, 48, 52, iii. 238, iv. 169, vi. 18, 34, 214

Wimpina, C., i. 344, iv. 303, 384

Winand, i. 12

Wine, iii. 293, 301, 304, 307, 310, 314, iv. 26, 171, vi. 446

Winistede, J., vi. 61

Winther, J., iv. 25

Witches, L. and the, iii. 230, 356 f., v. 187, 241 f., 276 f.,
289-297, 304

Wittenberg, L. goes to W., i. 21;
dislike for, iv. 215 f., vi. 345 ff.;
“compelled by God” to go thither, iii. 114;
the escaped nuns at W., ii. 136 ff.;
conversion of the town, ii. 327 ff., vi. 240 f.;
Bugenhagen made parish-priest, iii. 407;
suppression of the Mass, ii. 90 f., iv. 510 f.;
“Church of W.,” “School of W.,” v. 384, vi. 314 f.;
morals, iv. 209 f., 215-218, v. 247, vi. 77;
the students vi. 367;
hasty marriages, vi. 358;
the Black Monastery, i. 297, n., iii. 218, 282 f., v. 203 f., 207,
346, vi. 509;
Elster Gate, ii. 51, 54, vi. 381;
Parish church, ii. 98, iv. 286;
University, i. 38 f.
_See_ Melanchthon, Pope (of Wittenberg), Zwingli

Wolferinus, vi. 354

Wolfframsdorff, J. F. von, iii. 292

Wolfgang of Anhalt, ii. 384, iii. 64, vi. 380 f.

Wollin, iii. 407

Women, status of, iii. 233, 267, iv. 132-178;
advice of L.’s director, vi. 206, n.;
degraded by L., iii. 253;
“plenty of wives and children few,” iii. 291;
“who loves not woman, wine and song,” iii. 293 f.;
“a woman’s love,” iii. 289.
_See_ Marriage

Word, the inner W. (i.e. spirit), i. 229, 299, iv. 397 f.;
replaced by the outward W. (i.e. letter), iii. 397 f., iv. 408-411,
v. 161, 164, vi. 149;
the divine W. in the Sermon and the Eucharist, v. 153;
the W. of truth, i. 83.
_See_ Bible, Revelations, Temptations

Work, L.’s power for work, i. 267, 274 f., ii. 52 f., 87 f., 97 f., 134,
160, 223, iii. 117, 298 f., iv. 260 f., v. 497 ff., vi. 342, 348

Works, good, iv. 449-481, v. 38-43;
L.’s dislike for, i. 43, 62, 118 ff., 167, 208, ii. 348 f., v. 45;
reason for his apostasy, i. 117 ff., vi. 189;
natural G. W. non-existent, i. 92;
probably all of them mortal sins, i. 317;
G. W. are mere Mosaism, i. 251;
the Catholic “Holiness-by-works,” i. 67, 71, 108, 182;
the only goodness in W. is imputed goodness, i. 212;
truly G. W. are found only in those justified by faith, i. 215;
in these all works are G. W., ii. 36, n.;
whereas in others all are sins, v. 47 f.;
the best of G. W. is fiducial faith, v. 85;
L.’s teaching on G. W. helps on his cause, vi. 403 f.
_See_ Commandments, Concurrence, Counsels, Ethics, Law, Merit,
Synergism

World, L. against the W. and the W. against L., vi. 271;
W. and Christianity, v. 55 f.;
end of W.
_See_ Last Day;
_see also_ Secular Calling

Worms, L. at the Diet of, ii. 57 f., 61-79, 132, 324, 367, iii. 209,
n., iv. 85, 355, vi. 105;
Edict of W., ii. 380 f.

Worship, L.’s charges against Catholic W., i. 283, ii. 354 f., iii. 46,
v. 46, 439, vi. 242-245;
true W. consists of faith, praise and thanks, v. 44;
public W., v. 145-154, 466;
not meant for “Christians,” v. 466, vi. 445, n.;
must be free, i. 252;
the new form of W., ii. 97 f., 320 f.;
to be in Latin, iii. 396;
v. 146; or in Greek, or Hebrew, iv. 280;
to be settled by the Government, vi. 263.
_See_ Ritual

Würtemberg, iii. 67 f., iv. 46, 53, 196-201

Würzburg, v. 220, vi. 47

Wurzen, v. 200, 202

Ypres, vi. 43 f.

Zachariae, J., i. 107

Zanchi, vi. 410, n.

Zasius, U., ii. 39, 211 f., 244, n., 256, 261, iv. 336, 360, vi. 31,
438 f.

Zeitz, v. 193, iv. 346

Zell, M., ii. 153, vi. 278

Zerbst, v. 189, 218, vi. 266

Ziegler, B., v. 500, vi. 410

⸺ J., ii. 133, iii. 303, vi. 271

Zinzendorf, vi. 445

Ziska, iii. 96

Zoch, L., iv. 349

Zulsdorf, vi. 346

Zürich, iii. 422 ff., 447

Zwickau, ii. 97, 99, 205, iii. 234, 402, vi. 34 f., 255, 263, 266

Zwilling, G., i. 297, n., ii. 98, 314 ff., 336, iii. 121, vi. 504

Zwingli, U., an Erasmian, ii. 248;
yet a predestinarian, iii. 189;
an iconoclast, v. 208, 222;
rationalist, i. 175;
intolerance, vi. 278;
stands up for the Epistle of James, v. 523;
against the bigamy, iv. 10, n.;
relations with L., iii. 379-385;
L.’s jealousy, ii. 376, iii. 65, 177, 389, iv. 87, 308 ff., 410 f.,
493 f., v. 104, 231, 531 f., vi. 108, 280, 289, 352;
Wittenberg Concord, iii. 417-424;
Z. on L., iii. 277.
_See_ Marburg Conference, Philip II

Zwinglians, Sacramentarians, etc., ii. 223, iii. 67, 327 f., 379-385,
409, 424, v. 76, 79 f., 104 f., 169, 231, 397 ff., 465, vi. 289,
316, 351 f., 396.
_See_ Supper

Zwolle, vi. 35

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