viii Contents and List of Citations PAGE 233b. The battle of Marignano ' 19 Ibid. c. 60, pp. 380 sqq. IV. Spain at the Opening of the Sixteenth Century 234. Guicciardini's report on Spain (15 13) 24 Opere inedite di Guicciardini (Florence, 1863), VI, 271 sqq.
CHAPTER XXIV — GERMANY BEFORE THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I. Germany in the Time of Maximilian I 235. A Venetian ambassador's account of Germany in 1507 31 Relazioni degli ambasciatori Veneti ; ed. by Alberi, Series I, Vol. VI, pp. 5, 6 sq., 9 sqq., 12, 24 sqq. II. The Ship of Fools and The Praise of Folly 236. Extracts from Brant's Ship of Fools 37 Sebastian Brands Narrenschiff, cantos 99 and jt, ; ed. by Simrock 237. Extracts from Erasmus' Praise of Folly 41 MflPIAS ETKHMION: Stultitiae Laudatio, Desiderii Erasmi declamatio (London and Paris, 1777), cc. xl, xli, liii, lix III. The Letters of Obscure Men 238. Examples of the Letters of Obscure Men 47 Ulrichi Hutteiii operum supplementum, Epistolae Obscuro- rum Virorum , recensuit Booking, Leipzig, 1864. Pars II, Nos. 26, 49; Pars. I, No. 35. Vol. I, pp. 226 sq., 263, and 53. The letter given in the note is No. 9 of Part II CHAPTER XXV — MARTIN LUTHER AND HIS REVOLT AGAINST THE CHURCH I. The Preaching of Indulgences 239. An official account of indulgences 54 Gerdes, Introductio in historiam evangelii seculo XVI retiovati, Vol. I, Supplement, pp. 90 sqq. II. Luther's Ninety-five Theses 240. Examples of Luther's ninety-five theses 58 Ranke, Deutsche Geschichte im Zeitalter der Reformation, Vol. VI (Analecta), pp. S^ sqq. ; trans, in Wace and Buchheim, Luther's Primary Works, pp. 6 sqq.
