The Reformation Dawn
The Reformation Dawn
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' ' '^ In 1511, at the suggestion of 8tau})itz, Luther was sent to Rome on some mission connected with the Augustinian order. The experiences of this journey proved of great value ; and, years after- ward, when the work of the Reformation had begun, he was accustomed to say : "I would not have missed seeing Rome f(n' a hundred thousand florins ; for I might have felt some apprehension that I had done injustice to the Pope. But as we see, so we speak. " At this time nature had but little interes...t for Luther, and his eyes seem to have been closed to the sublimity of the Alps and the beauty of Italian plains. But when he first caught sight of the eternal city, he prostrated himself in blind devotion, and, raising his hands, exclaimed : ' ' Hail to thee, holy Rome ! Thrice holy for the blood of martyrs shed there. ' ' He had not yet been emancipated from the bondage of credulity and superstition. ' ' Whilst at Rome, ' ' to use his own words, ' ' I was such a foolish saint as to run to every church, nook, and corner, believing all their ridiculous stories and detestable falsehoods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' '^ In 1511, at the suggestion of 8tau})itz, Luther was sent to Rome on some mission connected with the Augustinian order. The experiences of this journey proved of great value ; and, years after- ward, when the work of the Reformation had begun, he was accustomed to say : "I would not have missed seeing Rome f(n' a hundred thousand florins ; for I might have felt some apprehension that I had done injustice to the Pope. But as we see, so we speak. " At this time nature had but little interes...t for Luther, and his eyes seem to have been closed to the sublimity of the Alps and the beauty of Italian plains. But when he first caught sight of the eternal city, he prostrated himself in blind devotion, and, raising his hands, exclaimed : ' ' Hail to thee, holy Rome ! Thrice holy for the blood of martyrs shed there. ' ' He had not yet been emancipated from the bondage of credulity and superstition. ' ' Whilst at Rome, ' ' to use his own words, ' ' I was such a foolish saint as to run to every church, nook, and corner, believing all their ridiculous stories and detestable falsehoods.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F V N Franklin Verzelius Newton Painter to read onlineMoreLess
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