vi. 70-74, 76, 84, 406
Pecca fortiter, iii. 195-199, vi. 166
Pelagianism, i. 91 ff., 190, 199, 205 f., 287, ii. 225, 232, 293, n. _See_ Grace
Pelargus, A., iv. 383
Pelayo, A., i. 55
Pellicanus, C., iii. 383 f.
Penance, i. 65 f., 90 f., 119, 290, 292-296, 311 f., iii. 176, 184 ff., 212, 323, iv. 460, 491, v. 23 f., 452 f; the sacrament, ii. 27, iii. 338, iv. 249, 491 f., v. 462. _See_ Confession, Contrition, Satisfaction
Perfection, reputed to be found only in the cloistral “state of P.,” i. 85, n., iv. 130 f., 133; L.’s idea of P., i. 166, v. 43, 84 ff., 439; his own efforts, iii. 187-193. _See_ Counsels
Perrenoti, N., v. 382
Perusco, M. de, i. 338
Pessimism, i. 126, 289, iii. 24, 84, 98 f., 123, 190 f., v. 130, 225-234, 241
Pessler, ii. 334
Pestel, P., vi. 255, 267
Pestilence. _See_ Plague
Peter, thou art, v. 518, vi. 338 ff.; L. like P., v. 340; P.’s denial, iii. 182; second epistle of, v. 522; the legend of P., iv. 264
Petreius, i. 28
Peucer, C., vi. 415, 418
Peutinger, C., ii. 76, vi. 45, 271
Pezel, C., vi. 417
Pfeffinger, J., vi. 76, 347, 410, 412
Pfeifer, H., ii, 364, 373
Pflug, J. von, iv. 69, v. 21, 165, 191, 197, vi. 39, n., 408, 436, 492
Pharisees, i. 82, iv. 45
Philip II, Landgrave of Hesse, a patron of the new religion, ii. 216, 388, iii. 64, 72, 340, v. 201 f., 576; inclines to the Church-apart, v. 141 ff.; to Zwinglianism, ii, 333 f., iii. 327, 337, 383, 445, v. 172; refuses help against the Turks, iii. 87; stands for resistance against the Kaiser, iii. 50; and carries L. with him, iii. 54 ff.; raid on Würtemberg, iii. 67 f.; and Brunswick, v. 394 ff.; makes a secret covenant with the Kaiser, v. 396; vanquished by the latter, vi. 407; favours a Protestant Council, v. 175; his bigamy, iv. 13-79, 209; sends L. a barrel of wine, iii. 314; and Melanchthon, iii. 373; his morality, iv. 201, 71 f.; intolerance, vi. 256, 258, 272
Philippists, iii. 375, vi. 415
Philosophy, i. 22, 136, 158 f., 244 f., 281, 320, v. 440 ff., 445, vi. 18, 20 f., 445. _See_ Aristotle
Phocas, iii. 93, iv. 297
Phormion, vi. 82
Physicians, iii. 211, v. 203, 281, 283, vi. 7, 21, 378 ff. _See_ Ratzeberger, Rychardus
Picards, i. 34, 106 f., ii. 186
Pictures. _See_ Images, Portraits
Pietism, v. 173, vi. 63, 440, 444 f.
Pighius, A., v. 75, vi. 384
Pilgrimages, i. 46, 124, v. 212, 288, vi. 68
Pirata, A., iv. 383
Pirkheimer, C., ii. 334 f.
⸺ W., ii. 39 f., 43, 67, 127, 256, iv. 353, 453, 471, v. 431, vi. 37
Pirna, vi. 415
Pirstinger, B., i. 48, 344 f.
Pistorius, F., ii. 131, vi. 275, 290, n., 492
Plague, i. 265, iv. 248, 272 f., v. 337, vi. 509; “the Pope’s Plague,” iii. 435, v. 102, vi. 370, 377, 389, 394 f., 407
Planck, J., i. xi. f., iii. 174, vi. 449
Planitz, Hans von der, v. 591
Plantsch, M., v. 290
Plassen, C., van der, iv. 368
Plato, L.’s guest, iii. 218, 232
Plautus, vi. 16, 18
Plenaries, iv. 135
Poison, iii. 116, v. 235 f.
Pole, Cardinal, vi. 488
Polemics, iv. 283-350, v. 375-431. _See_ Calumnies, Lies, Unseemliness
Polenz, G. von. iv. 96 f., 155
Poliander, vi. 37
Politician, L. a P.? vi. 459 ff.
Pollich, M., i. 39, 86, iv. 258 f., 357
Polner, Hans, iii. 217, 307
Poltergeists. _See_ Ghosts
Polygamy, iii. 259 ff., 268, iv. 3 ff., 146, v. 72, vi. 86. _See_ Philip II, his bigamy
Polygranus, F., i. 345
Pomeranus. _See_ Bugenhagen
Pommersfelden, L. von, ii. 215
Ponikau, iii. 435
Pontanus. _See_ Brück, G.
Poor-Relief, vi. 42-65; in olden times, iv. 477-481; L.’s merits, v. 26, 117, 562; bad effects, v. 205
Pope of Rome, Popedom, iii. 128 ff., iv. 295-305, v. 381-389; acknowledged by L., i. 34 f., 324; “papa, papa!” ii. 347; not infallible, ii. 50; P. flings about indulgences, i. 70; early blame for Julius II, i. 228; and Leo X, i. 348; what the P. teaches, vi. 337 f.; P. oppresses the Germans, iii. 96 ff., 105 f.; presumes to decide on matters of faith, iii. 130; not head of Christendom, v. 383; instituted by the devil, vi. 190; attacked in his very marrow, ii. 260; is adored as God, iii. 130; Popes are seducers, i. 227; the Pope-Ass, iii. 150 ff., 355; worse than the Turk, i. 359, iii. 72, 79, 82, 86, n., 91 f., 126, iv. 164, v. 416; “Popery pictured,” v. 421-431. _See_ Antichrist, Infallibility, Peter, Plague, Rome, Werewolf
⸺ of Wittenberg, L. a new P., iii. 277 (Judae); has set up a new Papal chair, ii. 130, 377 (Ickelsamer); has taken the P.’s place (iv. 337); is a new P. (vi. 281) who bestows church-property on the princes,