Martin Luther : le héros de la réforme 1483-1546 / par Henry Eyster Jacobs . comme dit: ** Philip, vous devez manger, ou je vous excommuniquerai. La prière de l'Eglise, dit Luther après-pupilles, fait de grands miracles. Trois personnes inour jour il a élevé des morts, à savoir, moi, whoont souvent été mortellement malades, ma femme, Katie, et Philip Melanchthon, qui a été malade à mort atWeimar en 1540. ^ Melanchthon lui-même a témoigné:** S'Il n'était pas venu, je devrais certainement être mort.Mais le problème causé par la procédure de malhateprocedure n'était pas terminé avec la reconstruction de Melanchthons. Cela a ébranlé la confiance o

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Martin Luther : the hero of the reformation 1483-1546 / by Henry Eyster Jacobs . as told: ** Philip, you must eat, or I will excommunicate you. The prayer of the Church, said Luther after-wards, works great miracles. Three persons inour day it has raised from the dead, viz., me, whohave often been mortally sick, my wife, Katie, andPhilip Melanchthon, who lay sick unto death atWeimar in 1540. ^ Melanchthon himself testified:** If he had not come, I should certainly have died.But the trouble occasioned by the unfortunateprocedure was not over with Melanchthons re-covery. It shook the confidence of their associates * Erlangen, 59: 3 ; ^/- i^-, 25. I540] The Landgrave of Hesse Z2>7 in the judgment of the chief reformers. It becamethe subject of acrimonious correspondence, withcharges and countercharges. It deprived them ofthe unity and enthusiasm with which they shouldhave encountered their enemies. It is highlyprobable, says Kolde, that the beginning of thedecline of Protestantism as a political power coin-cides with this marriage transaction of the Prince ofHesse.. CHARLES V, AND FERDINAND. CHAPTER XIII DIET OF RATISBON; CONTROVERSIES WITH THEJURISTS, EMPEROR, AND POPE THE Frankfort truce about to end, all eyes wereturned towards Hagenau, where another con-ference was to be held. Because of Melanchthonsdisablement, Luther remained at Eisenach, withineasy reach. The result was a reference of the ques-tions involved to a Diet to be held at Worms. Thisdiet, which met in January, 1541, promised import-ant gains for the Protestant side. The Electors ofBrandenburg and the Palatinate had been added totheir ranks. The Electoral Archbishop of Colognewas preparing to take a similar step, while his col-league of Treves could not be regarded as an enemyof the evangelical faith. Eleven men had beenselected on each side as the commission to decidetheological questions. The change of the religionof their rulers transferred three from the Catholic tothe evangelical camp. But the de

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