vi. 355-359;

with brother of impotent man, ii. 33 f.; exchange of wives, iv. 160. _See_ Actus matrimonialis, Bigamy, Divorce, Impediments, Intermarriage, Leprosy, Sacraments, Women L.’s M., _see_ Wedding

Marschalk, i. 263

Marsupino, v. 382

Martial, vi. 18

Mary, Virgin, L. on honour paid to the, iv. 235-238, 500-503, v. 146, 476; conceived without sin, iv. 238, n.; her virginity, v. 446; on the Hail M., iv. 502, v. 478, 480, 517. _See_ Saint-worship

Mascov, G., i. 83, 267 f.

Mass, iv. 506-527; L.’s first M., i. 15, 125 f., iv. 170, vi. 100, 226; how quickly Masses are said in Rome, i. 35; last M., ii. 88; early distaste for, i. 275 f., iv. 124 f., vi. 196 f.; insults, i. 27 f., ii. 166, iii. 130, 227, 305; Masses for dead bring in money, iii. 439, iv. 513 f.; M. suppressed, ii. 311, 320 f., 327 f.; against the Canon, ii. 330, v. 154; the “winklemass,” ii. 88, iv. 518-523; not a sacrifice, ii. 89 f., 320, 385, iv. 506-518, v. 150, 439; yet L. calls it the “sacrificium eucharisticum,” v. 149, 464; M. is quietly changed into Communion-service, ii. 98 f., v. 145 ff., 150; “Formula missæ,” v. 135, 145, 546; German M., v. 139, 146, vi. 445. _See_ Eucharist

Material principle. _See_ Faith, Justification

Mathesius, J., relations with L., iii. 312, iv. 269; enthusiasm, v. 364, 488, vi. 389 f.; “Historien,” i. xx., vi. 389 f., 443; on his Catholic days, v. 490, n.; on Tetzel, iv. 84; on Egranus, iii. 402 f.; Frau Cotta, iii. 288; on the beginning of the Gospel-business, i. 303 f., 393; on the ghosts, etc., vi. 123; on L.’s prophecies, iii. 164; on L.’s habit of taking a sip at night, iii. 305 f., 310; on the German Bible, v. 499 f.; on the Table-Talk, iii. 218 f., 222, 228, 232, 239, iv. 43 f., v. 170; and the song for driving out Antichrist, v. 555 f.; his melancholy, iv. 222, v. 363 f., vi. 150 f.

Maupis, F., vi. 346

Maurice of Saxony, iv. 315, v. 125, 167, 200 ff., 252, vi. 347, 407, 410

Maximilian I of Bavaria, ii. 43

⸺ I, Kaiser, i. 340

Mayence, ii. 6, 214 f., v. 221, vi. 431

Mayer, W., vi. 29, 426

Mayron, F., i. 346

Mechanical system of grace, i. 156, 308, ii. 274, n., 284

Mechler, Æ., ii. 345, 354

Meckbach, J., iv. 69

Medals, vi. 389

Medicines, spoilt by the devil, v. 283. _See_ Physicians

Meder, v. 295

Mediævalism, L.’s, vi. 440-444, 453 ff.

Medici, Guilio dei, ii. 46

Mediocrity standardised, i. 71 f., iii. 211 f., 311 f., v. 124

Medler, N., v. 165, 194, vi. 346, 488

Medmann, P., v. 166

Megalomania, iv. 327-350, v. 110 f., 389 ff., 530-533, vi. 161 ff., 284 f., 361, 398-406. _See_ Doctor, Great man

Meinhardi, A. von, i. 40, n., iv. 141

Meirisch, M., i. 144, iv. 160

Meissen, iv. 86, v. 123, 200 ff., vi. 243

Melancholy, iii. 402, 416, iv. 210, 218-227, v. 305, vi. 176, 221, 227

Melanchthon, Ph., character and work, iii. 319-378, 438-449, v. 252-275; acts as intermediary between the Knights and L., ii. 5; pictured with L., vi. 389, n.; and alone, ii. 158; enthusiasm for L., i. 303, iii. 165, iv. 269, 357; his “Passional,” v. 425; “Pope-Ass,” iii. 150 ff.; his Commonplace-Book, ii. 239, 282, n., 287 f., iv. 498, v. 4; Instructions for the Visitors, v. 591; panegyric on L., v. 262, vi. 387; Vita Lutheri, i. 17 f., 303; helps in the German Bible, v. 495 ff.; favours the fanatics, ii. 99; comparative moderation, iii. 134; criticises L.’s teaching, v. 460 f.; drops predestinarianism, ii. 239, 268, 287, n., iv. 435 f., vi. 152 f.; on the Law, v. 17; penance, v. 452 f.; need of good works, iv. 476; Eucharist, iii. 424, v. 465; finds fault with L.’s language, ii. 144 f., 155, 176 ff., iii. 240, 276 f.; M.’s melancholy, ii. 167, iii. 201, iv. 219; belief in astrology, ii. 168, iii. 306; superstition, ii. 390, v. 240; dances occasionally, iii. 303; on the Virgin Mary, iv. 502; strictures on the Universities, vi. 26; and Agricola, v. 15, 20; and Amerbach, iv. 364; and Amsdorf, v. 193; and Bucer, iii. 421; and Calvin, v. 401; and Cordatus, iv. 461; and Erasmus, ii. 248 f., 262, iv. 183; and Henry VIII, iv. 10 f.; his daughter, vi. 418; and Lemnius, vi. 287; as an educationalist, iii. 391, vi. 5 f., 9, 13, n., 16 f., 18, 21, 26, 38, 435; his students’ lack of discipline, v. 157, 247; his hopes of a Protestant Council, v. 170, 175 f.; his leading place in Lutheranism, v. 173, 183; ordains ministers, vi. 265, 314; intolerance, ii. 203, iv. 9, v. 20, 22 f., 82, vi. 251 f., 269 f.; truthfulness, ii. 386 f., iv. 112 f.; misrepresents Augustine, i. 305 f., iv. 459; thwarts L.’s Schmalkalden Articles, iii. 432; armed resistance, iii. 59; the Landgrave’s bigamy (iv. 13-79) is the cause of an indisposition, iii. 268, iv. 144; miraculously cured by L., iii. 162, iv. 48; is sometimes suspected by L., v. 237, vi. 345; plans to leave Wittenberg, vi. 347, 352 f.; at Mansfeld, vi. 350 f. _See_ Cryptocalvinism, Pecca fortiter, Synergism

Melander, D., iv. 24 f., 157, 201, 251

Memmingen, iii. 64, 421

Mendicancy, i. 71, 270, ii. 337, vi. 473, 500. _See_ Beggars

Menius, J., ii. 256, iii. 68, 421, iv. 66 f., 74, 203, v. 282, vi. 276, 391, 409 f., 482 f.

Mensing, J., i. 79, iii. 195, iv. 121, 160, 303, 385, vi. 330, n., 432

Merchants, v. 157, vi. 6, 79-86

Merit, i. 75, 102, 119, 143, 157, 179, iv. 449, v. 8 f., 459 f.; of Christ, i. 71 f.

Merseburg, v. 167, 219, vi. 347

Metz, v. 167, 396

Metzsch, Hans, ii. 169, iii. 426, iv. 216, 245, v. 118, 187 f., 312, vi. 22

⸺ Jos. L., vi. 262

Meyer, P., ii. 327

Michol’s lie, iv. 109

Micyllus, vi. 36

Middle Ages, L.’s misrepresentations of the, iv. 116-178. _See_ Mediævalism

Military service, iv. 247

Milsungen, iv. 18

Miltitz, C. von, i. 341 f., 348, 365, ii. 18, 86, vi. 190, 307

Mind, L.’s, vi. 156-186

Ministers, Ministry, ii. 107-111, 113 f., iv. 126, vi. 311; their choice, ii. 112, 192, 358, vi. 599; their support, iii. 34. _See_ Ordinations, Preachers, Priests

Minkwitz, J. von, v. 220

Miracles, ii. 63, iii. 117, 153-162, v. 288, 313, vi. 164 f., 191, 285 f., 443. _See_ Fanatics, Melanchthon, Monk-Calf

Misbirths, iii. 152; consolation for women suffering M., iv. 248

Misrepresentations. _See_ Calumnies, Legends

Mission, L.’s, i. 37, 74, 91 ff., iii. 109-168, iv. 313-318, 391, v. 321 ff., vi. 161-166, 283 f., 285 f. _See_ Certainty, Revelation, Vocation

Missions, foreign, iii. 213 ff., v. 249, vi. 427, 515

Misson, M., iii. 292

Mochau, M., von, vi. 509

Modern spirit, L. and the, ii. 72, iii. 19, vi. 454 f.

Modesty. _See_ Humility

Mohacz, iii. 89

Mohammed, iv. 6, v. 479. _See_ Koran, Turks

Mohr, G., iv. 219, vi. 346, 349

Möhra, i. 5, 16

Moibanus, A., vi. 491

Moller, H., vi. 417

Monastery, L. in the, i. 3-34, iii. 114; his legend, vi. 187-236. _See_ Wittenberg

Money, vi. 84, 87 f.

Monk-Calf, ii. 57, iii. 149 f., 355 f., v. 244, 310, vi. 155

Monkeys, v. 286

Monks, what their name comes from, iv. 161; L. on M. and friars, i. 270 f., ii. 138, iii. 228, v. 113 f., vi. 514. _See_ Apostate M., Spectre M., Vows

Mönsterberg, U. von, vi. 482

Morality. _See_ Ethics. L.’s morals, vi. 512

Moravia, v. 403 f.

Morbid trains of thought, vi. 141-182, 224 ff.

More, Sir Th., ii. 244, n., iii. 70, 237, iv. 9, 284, v. 110, vi. 246

Mörlin, J., vi. 408, 492

Morone, J., iv. 28, vi. 492

Mortal sins, all breaches of the Rules, i. 15, iv. 105, n. _See_ Scapular, Sin

Mortification, i. 191, 235, iii. 211, v. 31, 86, 92, 481, vi. 235. _See_ Penance

Mosaism. _See_ Law, Mosaic

Mosellanus, P., ii. 242, iv. 269, vi. 16

Moses, i. 179, ii. 221, v. 236; to be slain, v. 324; a German M., vi. 442; a second M., vi. 442; “relics” of, iv. 292

Moth, Ph., vi. 488

Motives, v. 34

Mountjoy, ii. 251

Mühlberg, vi. 407

Mühlhausen, ii. 167, 364 f., iii. 422

Müller, C., ii. 208, iii. 296, 315 f., iv. 361

Münch, J., vi. 385

Munich, ii. 172

Münster, ii. 365, iii. 419, v. 166, 173, vi. 35

⸺ S., v. 411, 413, 532, 535

Münzer, Th., ii. 200-207, 363-378; at Allstedt, iv. 172; at Zwickau, iii. 402; L.’s rival, iii. 4; won’t work miracles, iii. 154, vi. 285; his “presumption,” iii. 389 f., vi. 152; his “sins,” iii. 177; preaches against the two popes, of Rome and Wittenberg, iv. 309, 337, vi. 281; his defence, ii. 130, iii. 275, 302, iv. 100; is doomed, iii. 384

Murmellius, J., vi. 34

Murner, Th., ii. 154, iv. 376, 384, vi. 430, 513

Musa, A., ii. 345, iv. 222, v. 174, 363

Musæus, S., iv. 220

Musculus, A., vi. 61, 419

⸺ W., iii. 300, vi. 277

Music, i. 8, ii. 170 ff., iii. 66 f., iv. 256 f., v. 223, 302, 547 f., 551 f., 554, vi. 19

Mutian, R., i. 7, 28, 41, ii. 3, 243, iii. 287, vi. 31, 350, 387

Myconius, F., iii. 62, 162, 166, 421, iv. 84, 200, vi. 123, 265, 326, 341, 491

⸺ O., iv. 198

Mylius, G., i. 33

Mysticism, i. 160, 165-183, 268; German M., i. 84, 87 f., ii. 275, n.; mystic pangs of hell, i. 231-240, vi. 102, 115 ff.; was L. a mystic? i. 89, n., v. 476; some mystic effusions, i. 82-90, 230-240, 280 ff., 318, v. 32 f., 198, 476

Namur, vi. 43

Nannius, J., vi. 488

Nathin, J., i. 4, 13, 17, 22, 58, 128, ii. 337, 361, n., iv. 354, vi. 101, n.

Nationalism. _See_ German N.

Natural virtues, _see_ Virtue; N. order, v. 49-52; N. law, i. 141, 143 f.; thunderstorms, etc., not N., v. 286; Nature and Grace, i. 204

Naumburg, iii. 375, v. 165 f., 192 ff., vi. 328, 408

Nausea, F., iv. 383

Necessity, all takes place of, ii. 227, 290, v. 53; N. knows no law, iii. 90

Neobulus, H. _See_ Lening

Neoplatonism, i. 76, 174

Nerve trouble. _See_ Ailments

Neustadt Admonition, vi. 422

Nicene Council, iii. 157, iv. 240, vi. 314

Nider, J., i. 48

Nietzsche, vi. 459

Nigrinus, iv. 324

Nimbschen. _See_ Nuns

Nimbus. _See_ Portraits

Nobility, ii. 3 ff., 26 ff., 199, 216, vi. 71 f., 402

Noe, L. a new N., vi. 388, 442

Nominalism, i. 130 ff., ii. 275, n.; Nominalists on lies, vi. 514 f.; Semi-Pelagianism of the, vi. 426. _See_ Occam, etc.

Noppus, J., vi. 493

Nordhausen, v. 236, vi. 276

Nossenus, M., ii. 342

Novalis, vi. 449

Nuns, apostate, of Nimbschen, etc., ii. 135-148, 177 f., 282; their fate, iv. 172 ff., 175 f.; persecution of the faithful ones, vi. 276 f., 278 f.; two newly “cursed” N., vi. 343

Nuremberg, ii. 334 ff., v. 172 f., 186, 223, 255; Town-Council, ii. 335, iii. 59 ff.; Diets of N., ii. 189, 334, 380, iii. 76; Poor-relief, vi. 46; Schools, vi. 5 f., 35 ff.; tolerance, vi. 270 f.

Oaths, lawful to take, v. 570

Obedience, ii. 15 ff., 308 ff., iii. 172, vi. 498 f.

Observantines and Conventuals, i. 28-38, 67-78, 81 f., 147, 198 ff., 255, 262 f., 267, 298, vi. 497-503

Obstinacy. _See_ Defiance

Occam, Occamism, i. 13, 84 ff., 120, 130-165, 171, 191, 204 f., 212, 216, 243, iv. 417, n., v. 51. _See_ Nominalism

Œcolampadius, J., takes Zwingli’s side, iii. 409, n., v. 79; wants to establish synods, v. 176; opposes the bigamy, iv. 6, 10, n.; Œ. on L., iv. 99; L. on Œ., ii. 254, iii. 389, 403, 424, iv. 87, 308, v. 105, 447,