Footnote 732: _Loci communes theologici._ They went through sixty-seven editions, and were translated into several languages. Footnote 733: ‘Non puto contendendum esse, nisi de magnis et necessariis rebus.’—Melancthon Sturmio, _Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 917. Footnote 734: ‘Ich wollte einen Ritt in Frankreich thun.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 904. Footnote 735: _Ibid._ ii. pp. 903-905. Footnote 736: ‘Aulica quædam μυοτήρια vel potius odia sunt.’—_Corp. Reform._ ii. p. 903. Footnote 737: ‘Zerrüttung, unwiederbringlicher Nachtheil, Beschwerung und Schade zu erfolgen.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 908. Footnote 738: ‘Subindignabundus hinc discessit,’ said Luther. _Ep._ iv. p. 621. Footnote 739: ‘Philippus . . . . me consule libens proficisceretur.’—Lutheri _Ep._ iv. p. 621. Footnote 740: ‘Bluthünde,’ bloodhounds. _Ibid._ p. 620. Footnote 741: ‘Ego non annis, sed viribus, decrepitus fio, ad labores antemeridianos pene totus inutilis factus.’—Lutheri _Ep._ iv. p. 623 (23d August, 1535). Footnote 742: ‘Nachdem aber Dr. Martinus bey uns zu Torgau auch gewest, so haben wir Ihm solches ungefährlich vermeldet.’ This declaration of the elector incontestably proves the fact of Luther’s journey to Torgau with this object. The time cannot be fixed, but the elector speaks of it in a paper addressed to Bruck on the 19th of August. _Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 908. Footnote 743: Seckendorf, _Historie des Lutherthums_, p. 1497. Footnote 744: _Ibid._ p. 1498. Footnote 745: Luther to Jonas, 1 Sept. 1535. _Ep._ iv. p. 628. Footnote 746: _Corpus Reformat._ ii. p. 909. Seckendorf, _Historie des Lutherthums_, p. 1458. Footnote 747: ‘Ego suspectos cœpi habere istos legatos tuos.’—Lutheri _Ep._ iv. p. 627. Footnote 748: ‘Invenirent loca in quibus viverent.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 749: ‘Wir viel mehr fördern wollten dasz fremde _nationes zu_ dem Evangelio gebracht wurden.’—_Corpus Reform._ ii. p. 911. Footnote 750: ‘Propter hæc verba nolui proficisci.’—_Corpus Ref._ ii. p. 911, in note. The italics in the text indicate the lines underscored by Melancthon. Footnote 751: The passage is found in Bruck’s copy (Weimar Archives), but not in Melancthon’s. Footnote 752: ‘Nunquam sensi asperiorem principem.’—_Corpus Reform._ ii. p. 915. Footnote 753: ‘Nunc autem est democratia aut tyrannis indoctorum.’—_Ibid._ p. 917. Footnote 754: ‘Plane fatum mihi Theramenis impendere videtur.’—_Ibid._ p. 918. Footnote 755: ‘Cogito varia, quæ utinam non cogitarem.’—Lutheri _Ep._ iv. p. 626. Footnote 756: ‘An devoraveris litteras istas principis.’—_Ibid._ p. 627. Footnote 757: ‘Incipio enim unice gaudere, nos ab aula contemni et excludi.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 758: ‘Scilicet ne ad rempublicam adhibeamur.’—_Ibid._ p. 628. Footnote 759: Lutheri _Ep._ iv. p. 627. Footnote 760: