The Reformation in Germany
The Reformation in Germany
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Whoever wished to be witness of a rare conflict, so the announce- ment ran, let him take care to be present. And indeed a most interesting discussion might well be expected. The subjects to be discussed were important, and the least known of the disputants was already widely dis- tinguished. Carlstadt, or to give his full name, Andrew Rudolf Bodenstein of Carlstadt, was a man of learning and ability. In early life we might say all his life he was ready to receive new impressions, and as he grew... older his impetuosity rather increased, and continued until years of disap- pointment and not a little hardship quieted him down. He was three years older than Luther, not less learned, had been longer a professor, and was mentioned with him and Melanchthon as attracting by his fame a great concourse of students to Wittenberg. But while the two were 1 "Here Eck came to me in the tavern saying that he had heard I had given up the disputation. I replied, 'How can I dispute when I cannot get a safe con- duct from Duke George?' He said, 'If I am not allowed to dispute with you, I do not care to dispute with Carlstadt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whoever wished to be witness of a rare conflict, so the announce- ment ran, let him take care to be present. And indeed a most interesting discussion might well be expected. The subjects to be discussed were important, and the least known of the disputants was already widely dis- tinguished. Carlstadt, or to give his full name, Andrew Rudolf Bodenstein of Carlstadt, was a man of learning and ability. In early life we might say all his life he was ready to receive new impressions, and as he grew... older his impetuosity rather increased, and continued until years of disap- pointment and not a little hardship quieted him down. He was three years older than Luther, not less learned, had been longer a professor, and was mentioned with him and Melanchthon as attracting by his fame a great concourse of students to Wittenberg. But while the two were 1 "Here Eck came to me in the tavern saying that he had heard I had given up the disputation. I replied, 'How can I dispute when I cannot get a safe con- duct from Duke George?' He said, 'If I am not allowed to dispute with you, I do not care to dispute with Carlstadt.
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