6. LUTHER AS SEEN BY THE PIETISTS AND RATIONALISTS. Each in their own way make of Luther their forerunner and breathe into him their own ideals _pages_ 444-448 7. THE MODERN PICTURE OF LUTHER. The Romanticists; liberal theologians; independent historians; the Janus-Luther, with one face looking back on the Middle Ages and the other turned to the coming world. Ritschl, E. M. Arndt. Luther the hero of Kultur? Houston S. Chamberlain’s picture of the “Political Luther.” Conclusion _pages_ 449-462 XLI. APPENDIX I. LUTHER’S WRITINGS AND THE EVENTS OF THE DAY, ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER _pages_ 465-495 XLII. APPENDIX II. ADDITIONS AND EMENDATIONS _pages_ 496-516 1-2. LUTHER’S VISIT TO ROME. The Scala Santa; the General Confession; Oldecop’s account of Luther’s petition to be secularised; the outcome for the Order of Luther’s visit to Rome _pages_ 496-497 3. LUTHER’S CONCEPTION OF “OBSERVANCE” AND HIS CONFLICT WITH HIS BROTHER FRIARS _pages_ 497-501 4. ATTACK UPON THE “SELF-RIGHTEOUS” _pages_ 501-503 5. THE COLLAPSE OF THE AUGUSTINIAN CONGREGATION _pages_ 503-504 6. THE TOWER INCIDENT _pages_ 504-510 7. THE INDULGENCE-THESES _page_ 510 8. THE TEMPTATIONS AT THE WARTBURG _page_ 511 9. PRAYER AT THE WARTBURG _pages_ 511-512 10. LUTHER’S STATE DURING HIS STAY AT THE COBURG _page_ 512 11. LUTHER’S MORAL CHARACTER _pages_ 512-513 12. LUTHER’S VIEWS ON LIES _pages_ 513-515 13. LUTHER’S LACK OF THE MISSIONARY SPIRIT _pages_ 515-516 14. Notes: Pope Alexander VI “the Maraña”; from Bishop Maltitz’s letters to Bishop Fabri _page_ 516 General Index to the six volumes _pages_ 517-551 VOL. VI SURVEY OF LUTHER’S WORK. HIS AILMENTS. HIS DEATH LUTHER CHAPTER XXXV (_Continued_) LUTHER’S ATTITUDE TOWARDS SOCIETY AND EDUCATION 3. Elementary Schools and Higher Education _Luther’s Appeals on Behalf of the Schools_ In a pamphlet of 1524, on the need of establishing schools, Luther spoke some emphatic and impressive words.[1]