...promoting the sale of indulgences, and attributed to this miserable wretch all the abuses that Luther had complained of. Tetzel, on the other hand, burdened with the iniquities of Rome, tormented with a consciousness of his own injustice and extortions, stung with the opprobrious censures of the new...

...pleaded was too far advanced to be destroyed by the effects of mere authority; he had recourse to gentle methods. He loaded Tetzel with the bitteres't reproaches,...so affected by the agonies of despair under which thia unhappy rebel labored, that I wrote him a pathetic letter. And as I knew in a degree the freeness...

...indulgences, and attributed to this miserable wretch all the abuses that Luther had com- ' plained of. Tetzel, on the other hand, burdened with the iniquities of Rome, tormented with a consciousness of his own injustice and extortions, stung with the opprobrious censures of the new...

...the abuses I had complained of. Tetzel, on the other hand, burdened with the iniquities of Rome, and tormented with the consciousness of his own injustice...of grief and despair. I confess I was so affected and grieved by the agonies of despair under which this unhappy man laboured, that I wrote him an affectionate...

...arguments Miltitz made use of to persuade you to return to the prisoner's authority ? A. I do. He ttrst proceeded to demand of the elector, that he would...fulness of our King's grace, to pardon the vilest traitor upon earth, I endeavoured to the utmost of my power to beseech him to be reconciled to our...

...administered by the Roman Pontiff!" The Prisoner had published the same before in one of his Decretals, when he was known by the name of Pope Clement VI....agonies of despair under which this unhappy rebel labored, that I wrote him a pathetic letter. And I knew in a degree the freeness and fullness of our...