Martin Luther
Protestant reformer against whom Cardinal Hosius contended as a "distinguished scourge." His followers, called "Saxon Lutherologists and babblers," cited Deuteronomy at the Regensburg disputation to proscribe traditions.
Preface and Praise of Sacred Scripture
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Chapter V: On the Dispositions Required for This Study
— Hosius called "distinguished scourge of Luther"
"a distinguished scourge of Luther"
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I. The Old Testament Establishes Faith
— "Saxon Lutherologists and babblers" at Regensburg disputation cited Deuteronomy to proscribe traditions
"the Saxon Lutherologists and babblers, in the Regensburg disputation"
Chapter I (The Six Days of Creation)
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Introduction
— Named as a danger regarding extolling faith excessively
"which on account of Luther and Calvin is dangerous in these times."