Searchable treatise on his religious beliefs, including free will, with a cogent critique of the Catholic church and prefatory letter to Pope Leo X.
Entreaty by Martin Luther concerning the sale of indulgences. Shows his stage of theological development through his arguments.
English translation of the reformer's Colloquia Mensalia, or Divine Discourses at his Table by William Hazlitt, from the John Aurifaber collection of 1569.
Essay from 1520 teaches that all believers are in the spiritual estate, clergy are not the masters of Scripture, and Pope is not master of the Church if he contradicts the Bible.
Searchable database of Luther's German writings from 1516-1525, showing frequency and location of words used in the original texts.
English translation of message sent to his Augustinian supervisor concerning the posting and aftermath of the 95 Theses.
Complete text of the Bente and Dau translation from the Concordia Triglotta. Linked index to five major divisions plus individual Commandments, articles, and petitions. Links to other formats, including RTF.
The 1911 translation of the 1526 Deutsche Messe with preface from Luther telling why he wrote it, intended use, and various other rites and options for worship.
R.S. Grignon translation (Harvard Classics edition). Available in plain text and HTML.
In HTML, in chapter sections, at World Wide School. [allows large print viewing even on crippled browsers.]
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