Compendium of Church History (Classic Reprint)

Boniface VIII. and Philip the Fair Removal to Avignon Babylonian captivity of the papacy Feud with the empire The Golden Bull Rienzi End of the captivity The great schism Attempts to heal the breach Council of Constance Council of Basel Removal to Florence Plan to reunite theE astern and Western churches Fall of Constantinople Revival of crusading The wicked popes Leo X. 180-187 CHAPTER XIV. UTBRATURB AND PHILOSOPHY- Scholasticism William ofO ccam Marsilius of Padua Gabriel Bicl Mysticism Eckhart Tauler Nicholas of Basel Heniy Suso John Ruysbroek The Friends of God Thomas kK empis Natural Science Raymond of Sabunde Biblical learning Nicholas de Lyra Faber Stapiilensis The,R enaissance Reuchlin Erasmus Colet and More. 188-199 CHAPTER XV. SPIRITUAL UFB. The Jubilee Indulgences Inquisition Wyclif John Huss Hussite warC alixtines and Taborites Savonarola X93~i97 PART III. THE MODERN PERIOD, (1517-1896.) CHAPTER LTHB RISB OF THB RBPORMATION (1517-1555). Leo X. decides on the sale of indulgences Martin Luther searly lifeM artin Luther a monk and professor at Wittenberg The posting of the ninety-five theses Leipzig disputation Excommunication Melanchthon Diet of Worms Luther at theW artburg The Zwickau prophets at Wittenberg Diets of Nuremberg andS peyer Diet of Augsburg Luther smarriage His disputes wjth Henry VIII. With Erasmus Peasants war- Zwingli His removal to Zurich and spread of his views Political complications Lutheran and Zwinglian reforms compared Sacramentarian controversy Marburg conference Religious war inS witzerland Death of Zwingli League of Smalcald Conference at Ratisbon-rrrD eath of Luther Smalcaldic War Peace of Augsburg 198-209 CHAPTER IL THB SPREAD OF THB REFORMATION. The Reformation iq Denmark Norway, I reland, Sweden In France under Francis I. Under Henry II. In England under Henry VIII. Rupture with Rome Progress of Reformation Ed wrard V
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