SEBASTIAN FRANCK: AN APOSTLE OF INWARD RELIGION
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Jones, Rufus M. (Rufus Matthew)
[8] Chronica, p. 452 b.
[9] These three books were included in a volume entitled Die vier kronbuechlein (1534).
[10] Das verbuetschterte Buch, p. 5.
[11] Pp. 5-8 of the Apologia to Das verbuetschierte Buch.
[12] See Apologia, p. 2.
[13] Ibid. p. 3.
[14] Hegler, op. cit. p. 98.
[15] Die guldin Arch, Preface 3b-4a.
[16] Paradoxa, sec. 101.
[17] Paradoxa, sec. 99 and 138.
[18] Franck translated both Erasmus' Praise of Folly and Agrippa's Vanity of Arts and Sciences.
[19] Moriae Encomion, p. 149.
[20] Paradoxa, Vorrede, sec. 13.
[21] Moriae Enc. p. 97b.
[22] Paradoxa, sec. 29.
[23] Moriae Enc. p. 93a.
[24] Paradoxa, sec. 63.
[25] Moriae Enc. p. 110. For the testing of the Word, see Hegler, op. cit. pp. 117-119.
[26] Paradoxa, Vorrede, sec. 8.
[27] Paradoxa, sec. 9.
[28] Ibid. sec. 45.
[29] Das verbuetschierte Buch, Apology, p. 11.
[30] Paradoxa, Vorrede, sec. 8.
[31] This Letter is preserved in J. G. Schellhorn's Amoenitates literariae (1729), xi. pp. 59-61.
[32] Paradoxa, Vorrede, sec. 4.
[33] Ibid. sec. 6.
[34] Ibid. sec. 2.
[35] See Das verbuetschierte Buch, passim.
[36] Quoted from Hegler, op. cit. p. 104.
[37] Das verbuetschierte Buch, p. 3.
[38] Paradoxa, sec. 101.
[39] Ibid. sec. 101.
[40] Paradoxa, sec. 8.
[41] Das verbuetschierte Buch, pp. 6-9, and Paradoxa, sec. 41.
[42] Paradoxa, sec. 41 and 42.
[43] Moriae Enc. p. 111. Paradoxa, passim, especially sec. 28-32. See also Hegler op. cit. pp. 127-136.
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