Munzer at Mulhausen--Appeal to the People--March of the Princes--End of the Revolt--Influence of the Reformers-- Sufferings--Changes--Two Results 192 CHAPTER XII. Death of the Elector Frederick--The Prince and the Reformer--Roman-catholic Alliance--Plans of Charles the Fifth--Dangers 199 CHAPTER XIII. The Nuns of Nimptsch--Luther's Sentiments--The Convent dissolved--Luther's Marriage--Domestic Happiness 203 CHAPTER XIV. The Landgrave--The Elector--Prussia--Reformation-- Secularisation--The Archbishop of Mentz--Conference at Friedwalt--Diet--Alliance of Torgau--Resistance of the Reformers--Alliance of Magdeburg--The Catholics redouble their Exertions--The Emperor's Marriage--Threatening Letters--The two Parties 210 BOOK XI. DIVISIONS. SWITZERLAND--GERMANY. 1523-1527. CHAPTER I. Unity in Diversity--Primitive Fidelity and Liberty--Formation of Romish Unity--Leo Juda and the Monk--Zwingle's Theses--The Disputation of January 220 CHAPTER II. Papal Temptations--Progress of the Reformation--The Idol at Stadelhofen--Sacrilege--The Ornaments of the Saints 227 CHAPTER III. The Disputation of October--Zwingle on the Church--The Church--Commencement of Presbyterianism--Discussion on the Mass--Enthusiasts--The Language of Discretion--Victory-- A Characteristic of the Swiss Reformation--Moderation-- Oswald Myconius at Zurich--Revival of Literature--Thomas Plater of the Valais 231 CHAPTER IV. Diet of Lucerne--Hottinger arrested--His Death--Deputation from the Diet to Zurich--Abolition of religious Processions-- Abolition of Images--The Two Reformations--Appeal to the People 239 CHAPTER V. New Opposition--Abduction of Œxlin--The Family of the Wirths--The Populace at the Convent of Ittingen--The Diet of Zug--The Wirths apprehended and given up to the Diet-- Their Condemnation 246 CHAPTER VI. Abolition of the Mass--Zwingle's Dream--Celebration of the Lord's Supper--Fraternal Charity--Original Sin--The Oligarchs opposed to the Reform--Various Attacks 254 CHAPTER VII. Berne--The Provost Watteville--First Successes of the Reformed Doctrines--Haller at the Convent--Accusation and Deliverance--The Monastery of Königsfeldt--Margaret Watteville to Zwingle--The Convent opened--Two Champions--Clara May and the Provost Watteville 259 CHAPTER VIII. Basle--Œcolampadius--He visits Augsburg--Enters a Convent--Retires to Sickingen's Castle--Returns to Basle-- Ulrich Hütten--His Plans--Last Effort of Chivalry--Hütten dies at Ufnau 267