Martin Luther - Rupp, E. Gordon (Ernest Gordon), 1910-1986; Drewery, Benjamin; Luther, Martin, 1483-1546 (London : Edward Arnold, 1970)
PART 1. The young Luther. A. Birth, childhood, easrly life -- B. Luther the monk -- C. Luther's public and academic life, 1509-15; The theses of April 1517 -- PART 2. The indulgence controversy. D. The controversy --E. The 'theology of the cross' -- F. The encounterwith Cajetan at Augsburg, October 1518 -- G. The Leipzig disputation, June-July 1519 -- H. The manifestos of 1520 -- I. The Diet of Worms, April 1521 -- J. Luther's condemnation and excommunication -- PART 3. The prisoner of the Wartberg. K. Luther's 'captivity' -- L. Luther's health and writings: the Zwickau prophets -- M. Karlstadt and Wittenberg radicalism -- PART 4. The watershed. N. The Wittenberg sermons, 1522 -- O. The Peasant War -- PART 5. From Luther to Lutheranism, 1526-1535. P. The eucharistic controversy and the Marburg colloquy -- Q. Luther's two catechisms -- R. The Augsburg Confession -- PART 6. The last decade. S. Historical background -- T. Luther's illnesses -- U. The bigamy of Philip of Hesse -- V. Luther's doctrine of the church.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 180)
Keywords: Luther, Martin, -- 1483-1546.; Theology -- History -- 16th century -- Sources; Lutheran Church -- Sources