vi. 413, 530

Jests. _See_ Humour

Jews, iii. 235, n., 281, 289 f., iv. 265 f., 284-288, 296, v. 30 f., 115, 283, 298, 402-417, vi. 78, 262, 373 f.

Joachim of Anhalt, v. 313

⸺ I of Brandenburg, i. 349, ii. 214, iv. 302, v. 282

⸺ II, iii. 71 ff., iv. 195, v. 20, 313, vi. 61, 76

Joachimstal, iii. 402, vi. 389

Job, iv. 266, v. 497

Johann the Constant, of Saxony, relations with L., ii. 240, 345, iii. 35, iv. 206 f., 316, v. 496; furthers L.’s cause, ii. 214, 331, v. 144, 576, 579, 587; on resistance to the Kaiser, ii. 382, iii. 49, 51, 54, 325 f.; and Erfurt, ii. 359; one of the “Protesters,” ii. 384; moral character, iv. 206; not strong, iii. 37 f.; temperate, iii. 307; intolerance, vi. 241, 255 ff., 274 f.

⸺ Casimir, iv. 70, vi. 422

⸺ Frederick, L. dedicates to him his Magnificat, v. 480; opinion of Henry VIII, iv. 11; and the Turkish War, iii. 87, 90; and resistance to the Kaiser, iii. 70; rude behaviour to the Legate, iii. 441; interference at Naumburg, v. 165 f.; invites L. to draft his Schmalkalden Articles, iii. 431 f.; intolerance, v. 403, vi. 274 f.; and the Landgrave’s bigamy, iv. 22 f., 27; relations with L., vi. 341, 347, 394; sometimes has a drop too much, iii. 307, n.; a sodomite, iv. 60, 202 ff.; his moral character, iii. 268, iv. 202 ff., 207; is deposed, vi. 407

John the Baptist, L. a new, vi. 442

Jokes. _See_ Humour

Jonas, J., close relationship with L., ii. 174, 387, iii. 44, 52, 55, 57, 70, 300 f., 348, 367, 413-416, 432, v. 138, 175, 197, 231, 333, vi. 222, 326, 372 ff.; translates L.’s works into Latin, ii. 264, iv. 521 f., v. 382, 403 f.; help in the German Bible, v. 499 f.; missionary work, iv. 194, v. 124 f., 165, vi. 273 f.; assists at ordinations, vi. 314, 347; promotes the Consistories, iii. 31, v. 181, 183 f.; acts as judge, iii. 171, 401 f., v. 20, vi. 281; fanaticism, iii. 131, iv. 299, 510 f.; a misunderstanding with L., v. 107; his writing paper, ii. 144; his melancholy, iv. 219; and the bigamy, iv. 26, 36, 43; and Wicel, v. 43; present at L.’s death, his panegyric, iv. 244, 348, vi. 373, 380 f., 387 f., 396

⸺ Prophet, v. 532

Jordan of Saxony, vi. 236

Jörger, D., vi. 92

Josel of Rosheim, v. 403, 408 f.

Jovian, iii. 41, vi. 355

Jubilee Year, vi. 86

Judae, L., iii. 227, 302, 417

Judas, ii. 282, iii. 190, v. 352

Jude, epistle of, v. 522

Judex, M., vi. 410

Judge. _See_ Christ

Judgment. _See_ God, Last Day

Julius II, i. 55, 228, 339, 351, vi. 516

⸺ III, vi. 436

Juncker, C., iii. 292, vi. 289, n.

Justice, of God, i. 391, 388-402, iv. 93 f., vi. 190; human J., i. 150; the twofold and threefold “justice,” i. 387; natural and supernatural, v. 49-52; “justice” becomes “piety,” v. 514; commutative, v. 58, 117 ff.; reaching of J., i. 71 ff., vi. 195; “formalis justitia,” iv. 460. _See_ Justification

Justification, according to L., iv. 432-449, v. 453-461; consists in a being declared just, i. 213 ff.; the fear of its absence is the sign of its presence, i. 218, 302; is ever doubtful, i. 97; preparation for, i. 213 f.; its preaching makes the congregation snore, iv. 232. _See_ Certainty, Faith, Grace, Humility, Imputation

Justinian, ii. 269, vi. 91

Justitiarii, i. 148, 199 ff., iv. 170

Juvenal, vi. 18

Kaiser, iii. 48-54. _See_ Charles V, etc., Resistance

Kalteisen, H., i. 346

Karg, G., iii. 171, vi. 275

Kaufmann, F., iii. 217, vi. 358

⸺ M., iii. 216 f., v. 344

Kauxdorf, A., ii. 319

Kern, J., iv. 172 f.

Kessler, J., ii, 157 ff., iv. 268, 357 f.

Khummer, C., i. 396, vi. 505 ff.

Kingdom of God _v._ Kingdom of the World, ii. 297; consists in forgiveness of sins, iv. 448

Kirchner, T., vi. 415

Kleindienst, B., iv. 95, 101

Kliefoth, v. 150

Kling, C., ii. 355, v. 341, vi. 326

⸺ M., iv. 289, vi. 356

Klingenbeyl, S., vi. 157, n.

Kneusel, B., v. 203

Knights, ii. 26, 56, 66 f., 197, vi. 402; Teutonic, ii. 120, 223, iii. 16, 262, iv. 196

Koch, V., vi. 4

Kohlhase, Hans, v. 117-119

Kokeritz, C. von, iii. 72

Kolb, F., iv. 493

Kollin, C., ii. 154, iv. 383

Königsberg, v. 216, vi. 41, 408

Koppe, L., ii. 136

Koran, v. 419, 421

Körner, W., vi. 419

Koss, J., iv. 303 f.

Kötteritz, S. von, vi. 49

Krafft, U., iii. 238

Kraft, A., ii. 256, iv. 25

Kramer, M., iv. 158, 208, n.

Krapp, C., iii. 365

Kraus, J., v. 373

Krautwald, V., v. 79

Krug, N., v. 295

Kultur. _See_ Civilisation

Lagarde, P. de, v. 512, vi. 449

Lainez, vi. 90, 435

Laing, J., vi. 385

Laity, i. 281, ii. 103, v. 178. _See_ Clergy

Lamb of God, iv. 123, 517

Lambert, Fr., of Avignon, ii. 137, v. 141 f., vi. 8, 475, 479

Landau, J., iii. 304, vi. 376, n., 379 f.

Lang, J., at Erfurt, i. 40; relations with the Humanists, i. 28, ii. 256; love for mysticism, i. 41, 84, 169, 264 f., 280; L.’s right hand man, i. 7, 265 f., ii. 342, vi. 114, 116, 118; translates Matthew, v. 546; succeeds L. as Augustinian Vicar, i. 315, 334; promotes the apostasy of Erfurt, ii. 337, 340; causes scandal, ii. 123, 355; intolerance, ii. 354; difficulties with his flock, vi. 326 ff.

⸺ P., i. 353

Langen, R. von, vi. 34

Language, L.’s, advantages, iii. 103, iv. 242 ff.; defects, ii. 153 f., 198, iii. 172. _See_ Abusive L., German L., Unseemliness

Languages, vi. 3, 12, 15, 25 f., 83, 436 f.

Lasco, vi. 58

Lasius, C., vi. 412

Last Day, v. 241-252; will come in less than a century (v. 393) now that L. has shown up the Roman Antichrist, ii. 56, 103, iii. 147; signs of its nearness, ii. 168, 200 f.; among them the prevalence of syphilis, ii. 162; and of melancholy, iv. 224; also the bad morals of the New Believers, iii. 165, iv. 218, v. 180; the dissensions rampant among them, v. 170 f.; the inroads of the Turks, iii. 82, 84, 88, 92, v. 418; its expectation a ground for L.’s marriage, ii. 181; as an explanation of his lack of missionary zeal, vi. 515; does not prove L. a man of strong faith, v. 361; its pathological character, vi. 154

Lateran Councils, i. 162, vi. 34, 503

Latin, iii. 396, 428, v. 146, 508

Latomus, iv. 329, vi. 384, 473. _See_ Louvain

Lauterbach, A., i. xx., 394, iii. 163, 218 ff., 223, 230, v. 169, 188, iv. 342, 391, 505 ff.

Lauterbecken, G., vi. 98

Lauze, W., iv. 202

Law and Gospel, iv. 459, v. 7-14, 24, 323, 451; hard to distinguish, ii. 375, iv. 227, vi. 204 f.; mosaic L., iii. 387, 394 f. _See_ Antinomians, Commandments, Natural L., Schwenckfeld

Lawyers, attacked by L., i. 202, iii. 39 ff., 56 f., 233, 411, iv. 228 ff., v. 207, 293 ff., vi. 355-361

Learning. _See_ Schools

Legends, L.’s, about his early life, vi. 187-236; about the olden Church, iv. 116-178; Legends about L., i. 111, n., ii. 69-74, 94 ff., iii. 278-294, v. 367-374, vi. 381-386; Legends of the Saints. _See_ Critical acumen

Leib, K., ii. 39, 253, iv. 354

Leiffer, G., i. 88, 274

Leipzig Disputation, i. 362 ff.; Interim, iii. 375, v. 263, vi. 410, 412; University, vi. 29; L.’s last visit, vi. 348

Leisentritt, J., vi. 436

Leisnig, v. 136 ff., 142, vi. 49 ff.

Lemnius, S., ii. 188, iii. 233 f., 274, 297, 302, iv. 292, vi. 287 ff.

Lening, J., iv. 24 f., 65 ff., 201

Leo X, and Albert of Mayence, i. 348-354; takes steps against Luther, i. 333, 341, ii. 45; his Bulls, ii. 39, 52 f.; Luther’s letter, i. 335, 340, ii. 17 ff., 30, vi. 218

Leprosy, ground for bigamy or divorce, iii. 255, iv. 20

Lessing, vi. 446, 448

Leyser, P., iv. 469

Libraries, v. 215, vi. 19

Lichtenberg, ii. 317

Lichtenberger, J., iii. 167, iv. 330

Liége, vi. 35

Lies, iv. 28 f., 51, 55, 80-178, vi. 191, 513 ff. _See_ Abraham, etc., Dishonesty

Lights. _See_ Candles

Liguori, v. 469, n.

Lindanus, W., vi. 385

Link, W., Luther’s intimate, i. 40, 264, 359, ii. 184, iii. 54, 60, 121, n., 143 f., 424, iv. 96, v. 516; resigns his office as General Vicar and goes to Altenburg, i. 315 f.,