Luther volume 6
Luther volume 6
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Ib.
6 Weim. Ed. , 33, p. 574 f. ; Erl. Ed. , 48, p. 317.
6 Weim. Ed. , 32, p. 241. Cp. The similar passage quoted above, p. 197, from Schlaginhaufen.
THE LUTHER LEGEND 233 with watching, prayer, study and other labour. 1 This was the time when he " sought to be a holy monk and to be reckoned among the most pious. " 2 " If ever a monk was earnest then it was I. ... I was at the utmost pains to keep the ordinances " (of the Fathers).
He " had been one of the best " 3 and was " wholly given over "... to "fasting, watching and prayer " ;* "I nearly killed myself with fasting, watching and cold . . . So mad and foolish was I. " 5 By fasting, sleeplessness, hard work and coarse clothing " my body was dreadfully broken and worn out. " 6 In short, he had " sunk deeper into the quagmire [of mortifica- tion, obedience to the Church and monastic piety] than many an other"; so much so that "it had been hard and bitter" to him to cut himself adrift from the ordinances of the Pope ; "God knows how hard I found it !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ib.
6 Weim. Ed. , 33, p. 574 f. ; Erl. Ed. , 48, p. 317.
6 Weim. Ed. , 32, p. 241. Cp. The similar passage quoted above, p. 197, from Schlaginhaufen.
THE LUTHER LEGEND 233 with watching, prayer, study and other labour. 1 This was the time when he " sought to be a holy monk and to be reckoned among the most pious. " 2 " If ever a monk was earnest then it was I. ... I was at the utmost pains to keep the ordinances " (of the Fathers).
He " had been one of the best " 3 and was " wholly given over "... to "fasting, watching and prayer " ;* "I nearly killed myself with fasting, watching and cold . . . So mad and foolish was I. " 5 By fasting, sleeplessness, hard work and coarse clothing " my body was dreadfully broken and worn out. " 6 In short, he had " sunk deeper into the quagmire [of mortifica- tion, obedience to the Church and monastic piety] than many an other"; so much so that "it had been hard and bitter" to him to cut himself adrift from the ordinances of the Pope ; "God knows how hard I found it !
What to read after Luther volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartmann Grisar to read onlineMoreLess
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