v. 133-140;
Church property, ii. 318, 327, iii. 33-38, 68, 234, 440, v. 203 ff., vi. 51, 61. _See_ Infallibility
Chytræus, iv. 461, vi. 419
Cicero, i. 8, vi. 17, 376
Circumcision, iii. 256
Cistercians. _See_ Mayer
Civilisation, L. founder of modern, vi. 457 ff.
Claius, J., v. 505, vi. 443
Clandestinity. _See_ Marriage
Classics, vi. 16 f.
Clavasio, A. de, ii. 51
Clémanges, N. of, i. 50
Clement IV, iv. 89, v. 424
⸺ VI, i. 134
⸺ VII, ii. 392, iii. 424 f., iv. 6
Clergy, i. 46-53, 57, 283 f., iv. 127 ff., 169 f., v. 485
Cleve, W. von, v. 396
Clichtoveus, J., iv. 152, n., 353, n., vi. 437
Cloaca, i. 393, vi. 504-510
Clothes. _See_ Dress
Coarseness. _See_ Unseemliness
Coburg, ii. 95, 384 ff., 389 ff., iii. 87 f., 123, 175, 299, iv. 313, v. 98, 117, 346, 497, vi. 106, 512
Cochlæus, with Luther at Worms, ii. 65, vi. 135, 143 f.; on L., i. 17, 24, 30, iii. 303, iv. 92, 354, 358, vi. 431; L. on C., v. 182, 303; C. on Melanchthon, v. 267; literary work, ii. 196, 212, iii. 63, 86, 276, n., iv. 380 ff., 522, v. 591, vi. 405 ff.; language, ii. 150; and the Jesuits, vi. 428, n.; death, vi. 384
Cœlestinus, J. F., vi. 415
Cœlius, M., vi. 132, 374, 377 ff., 387 f.
Coler, M., vi. 255
Cologne, i. 42, v. 166, 233; L. at C., iv. 171, n.; Book of Reform, iii. 354, 447
Combats, spiritual. _See_ Temptations
Commandments, Ten, “unknown to Catholics,” vi. 200; in L.’s Catechism, v. 485; a bad law, i. 313; not to be dwelt on, iii. 175, 226, 394, v. 454; sermons on the, i. 361; C. do not justify, i. 43; need not be kept, ii. 28 f., iv. 454; indeed cannot, i. 100, 144, 189, 207, 339; hurtful to salvation, i. 317; their object, i. 287 f., ii. 271 f.; C. of the Church, v. 46, 246, vi. 316; L.’s unwillingness to impose C. and precepts, v. 85 f., 139, 142, 147, 179, 484. _See_ Counsels
Commerce. _See_ Merchants
Communicatio idiomatum, iv. 240, v. 456, vi. 420
Communion, under both kinds, ii. 99, 321, iii. 10, 330, 335, iv. 525, vi. 279, n.; of the sick, v. 464. _See_ Eucharist, Mass, Supper
Compostella, iv. 105, vi. 405
Concords (various Protestant), iii. 330 f., 421 f., 434, 436, 441, 447, v. 176, 259, vi. 412, 419-423
Concubinage, among the German clergy, i. 50 f.; recommended by L. to the members of the Teutonic Order, iii. 262 f.; the Landgrave’s “concubine,” iv. 28, 40, 52
Concupiscence, i. 141, 207 ff.; all-powerful, i. 73 f., 110-117; destroys freedom, ii. 278 f.; is a sin, i. 99, 203, 210, ii. 150, vi. 365; identical with original sin, i. 98
Concurrence, Divine, i. 144, 153 f., ii. 233
Conduct, L.’s safe, i. 334, ii. 62, 66 ff., 69, 367, iv. 85, vi. 188
Confession, i. 10, 99, 208 ff., 290-296, 250, 380, n., 384 f., ii. 59 f., 99, iii. 10, 210, 324, 410, 421, 437, iv. 21, 30-39, 248-256, v. 74, 315, 320, vi. 340, 374, 496 f. _See_ Penance
Confirmation, vi. 410
Congregational Churches, ii. 98-114, iii. 22-43
Conjugal due, rendering the, a sin, iv. 152. _See_ Marriage
Conradin, iv. 89, v. 424
Consanguinity, iv. 156 f.
Conscience, iv. 56 f.; the only true C. is that which agrees with L.’s, v. 66-78; all the Lutheran’s troubles of C. must be from the devil, v. 328 ff., 339, 355 f.; struggles of C., _see_ Temptations; freedom of C., _see_ Intolerance; _see also_ Synteresis
Consecration. _See_ Ordination
Consistories, iii. 29, v. 179-185, 601 f., vi. 314, 356
Constance, Council of, i. 364, ii. 232, iii. 426, iv. 287
Constantine, ii. 309, iii. 71, v. 229, 594; Donation of C., iii. 145, vi. 489
Constipation. _See_ Ailments
Consubstantiation, i. 162, ii. 320, iii. 380, iv. 495 f., v. 463,