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Copyright © 2000 Truman State University Press, Kirksville, MO 63501 www2.truman.edu/tsup All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America

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Sixteenth Century Essays & Studies, Vol. XLVII

Raymond A. Mentzer, General Editor

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Lund, Cynthia Wales, 1949– A Bainton bibliography / by Cynthia Wales Lund. p. cm. – (Sixteenth century essays & studies : v. 47) Includes index. ISBN 0-943549-66-3 (alk. paper) 1. Bainton, Roland Herbert, 1894– —Bibliography. I. Title. II. Series. Z8065.58.L86 1998 [BR139.B] 98-377 081—dc21 CIP

Cover Design: Teresa Wheeler, Truman State University Designer Text: Adobe Garamond 10/13 ∞The paper in this publication meets or exceeds the minimum requirements of the American National Standard for Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials Z39.48 (1984).

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CONTENTS

Works about Roland H. Bainton Acknowledgments ...... ix Introductory Word for the Bibliography ...... xi Introduction ...... xiv Events in the Life of Roland H. Bainton ...... xxi Academic Memberships Held by Roland H. Bainton ...... xxiv

Published Materials by Roland H. Bainton

A. Monographs ...... 3 B. Translations by RHB ...... 33 C. Articles Published in Monographs ...... 35 Studies in Church History ...... 35 On Teaching and Writing...... 44 Issues of War and ...... 44 Concerns of the Pastoral Ministry ...... 45 Popular Faith and Preaching...... 46 The Church and Society...... 47 D. Articles Published in Periodicals ...... 48 Studies in Church History ...... 48 On Teaching and Writing...... 57 Issues of War and Peace ...... 58 Concerns of the Pastoral Ministry ...... 62 Popular Faith and Preaching...... 63 The Church and Society...... 64 Concerning ...... 65 Concerning Yale...... 66 Miscellaneous...... 68 E. Articles Published in Encyclopedias and Dictonaries ...... 69 F. Book Reviews ...... 71 G. Introductions and Forewords to the Works of Others ...... 89 H. Poetry ...... 90 I. Words for Music ...... 91

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J. Published Drawings and Paintings ...... 92 Illustrations for His Own Books...... 92 Yale Sources ...... 94 Other Sources ...... 95 Other Printed Drawings and Paintings...... 98 K. Records, Tapes, Slides, and Films ...... 99

Works About Roland H. Bainton

L. Bibliographies ...... 109 M. Festschriften ...... 110 N. Works Dedicated to RHB ...... 111 NB. Published Books about and with Reference to RHB ...... 112 O. Articles about RHB ...... 113 Reference Sources...... 113 Periodical Sources...... 114 References to RHB in Books ...... 122 OB. Obituaries and In Memoria ...... 123 OM. Bainton Book Prize ...... 124 P. Reviews of RHB’s Monographs ...... 125 Q. Writings and Translations ...... 142 R. Archival Collections ...... 143 S. Dissertation, Thesis, and Paper about RHB ...... 143 T. Painting and Sculpture Portraying RHB ...... 143 U. Electronic Resources ...... 144 Index ...... 145

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I was privileged to have worked in the company of Roland H. Bainton and with his assistance from 1974 until 1980 when the original bibliography was completed. Such acquaintance made my compiling this bibliography a unique experience. Martha Lund Smalley, Research Services Librarian and Curator of the Day Mis- sions Collection at the Library, provided invaluable help from the beginning of the project in 1974 until its publication. She made practical use of the original 1980 bibliography when organizing the Roland H. Bainton Papers together with Nathan H. Price. The Papers have subsequently contributed to the expansion of the bibliography to its present form. Thanks also go to her staff for Xeroxing and providing answers to research questions, Appreciation is offered to several colleagues in the library world who supported this project in its early stages: Kenneth E. Rowe, John A. Bollier, Stephen L. Peter- son, and Forrest E. Brown. The initial encouragement to expand and publish the original bibliography came from John A. Tedeschi. I am grateful to Robert V. Schnucker, director emeritus of Truman State University Press, for agreeing to pub- lish the bibliography. I also wish to thank his graduate student, Bryan Randal Reeves, for offering information and sharing his master’s thesis about . Paula Presley of Truman State University Press gave editorial advice and support while guiding the manuscript to its final form. I am grateful to Herbert Bainton, son of Roland H. Bainton, for permission to use his father’s drawings. Personal thanks go to my parents, Lincoln and Gretchen Wales, and parents-in- law, Kathryn and Gunnar Lund, for their ongoing support of my work over many years. My children, Karsten and Hannah, have given me computer assistance needed to produce this text. I have also appreciated the help and advice given by Janet Coll- rin and her student assistants in the Academic Computer Center at St. Olaf College. Anne C. Tedeschi and Begonya Saez Tajafuerce have provided encouragement and inspiration by their ongoing commitment to careful scholarship. Finally, I would like to offer special gratitude to my husband, Eric Lund, profes- sor of religion at St. Olaf College, who as a church historian has shared my interest in the life and work of Roland Bainton. He has accompanied me during the twenty- six years of this project with patience and understanding.

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Portrait of Roland H. Bainton painted by Deane Keller, professor emeritus of draw- ing and painting at . Unveiled 19 February 1975. Used by permission of Yale Divinity School.

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INTRODUCTORY WORD FOR THE BIBLIOGRAPHY

by Roland H. Bainton

I heard of a man who desired as his epitaph, “He read the bibliographies.” The first step in any work of scholarship is to find out what others have done. Of this I am so fully persuaded that I brought out a little booklet of works in English about the Ref- ormation. It was so useful that my student and friend Eric Gritsch reissued it later trebled in size. One who scans the present bibliography of my writings will gasp that I have been brash enough to dabble at so much. There are two explanations. The first is that my interests are broad, the second that for over forty years I have taught the his- tory of Christianity and there is not an element in western culture that in one way or another has not been affected by Christian ideas. My biography of the heretic led me into the history of medicine because apart from his heresy he was the discoverer of the pulmonary circulation of the blood. A book on Chris- tian attitudes toward war and peace involved me in international law. A work on the treatment of Christ in art has taken me into the whole field of art history. And when it comes to what Christianity says about sex, love, and marriage, where won't that take one? Because I revel in drawing and painting I have in a way illustrated some of my books. In a scholarly work I do not of course tamper with illustrations, but in a his- tory of the Church for children I extracted from complicated pictures just which was to be explained. Here, for example, [see following page]. A tug of war between an angel and a devil [fig. 1] is extracted from a Judgment Day scene crowded with peo- ple. In the case of Botticelli's Dante viewing hell, the face and hands of Dante [fig. 2] are quite enough without hell. And Luther in the pulpit preaching has in the orig- inal [fig. 3] to our left the crucifix, the Lamb of God with a banner, the administra- tion of the Lord's Supper with both the bread and the wine given to the lay folk. On the other side of Luther we have pope, cardinals, bishops, and monks going down hell's mouth. The bottom of the pulpit is partly covered by the heads of the parishio- ners. I snipped off their heads and drew their side of the pulpit to match the other

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Fig. 1. Angel and devil in a tug of war on Judgment Day, by Roland H. Bainton. Used by permission of Herbert Bainton.

Fig. 2. Head and hands of Dante viewing hell (after Botticelli), by Roland H. Bainton. Used by permission of Herbert Bainton.

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[fig. 4]. In the case of children what's the use of showing more than one is of a mind to explain? I regret that my incompetence has not enabled me to deal with the church and music save to translate some hymns, which others have set to music. Social questions have always engaged me: in addition to war and peace, sex and marriage. I have dealt with religious liberty, alcoholism, the place of women in society and in the Church. So many fascinating subjects remain untouched that I could well use another eighty- five years to catch up. But one does have to leave something for one's successors to do and I am profoundly grateful for all the fascinating fields that I have been privi- leged to fringe.

Spring 1979 New Haven,

Fig. 3. Sixteenth-century woodcut of Luther preaching.

Fig. 4. Bainton’s rendition of Luther preach- ing. Used by permission of Herbert Bainton.

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INTRODUCTION

This bibliography is a reflection of the life and work of one man, a major figure in the field of studies. Because Roland H. Bainton is significant in the study of sixteenth-century European history, this compilation is appropriately placed in the Sixteenth Century Essays and Studies Series. However, my effort to provide a bibliographic record is different in substance from many of the titles in this series which offers such an interesting array of historical research and original interpreta- tion by distinguished scholars. Therefore, my work is presented with considerable humility, finally completed for publication so long after it was started. In the mean- time, Roland Bainton has died, but, as the bibliography will illustrate, his influence on the scholarly world and upon us as individuals continues more than fifteen years after his death in 1984. It is with a sense of the living past continuing to shape our present that this bibliography is offered as a research tool for the future. The original bibliography was compiled between 1974 and 1980. While serving as acquisitions librarian at the Yale Divinity School Library from 1974–79, I had access to most of the resources necessary for adding to the existing bibliography con- cerning Roland Bainton. My own interest in the subject developed earlier at Brown University where, as an undergraduate with a religious studies major, I was fortunate to have former students of Roland Bainton as my professors. I also enjoyed Bainton’s book for young people, The Church of Our Fathers, as a girl growing up in a New England Congregational Church setting. I was given a key to his office in Sterling Memorial Library at Yale when Roland Bainton accepted my offer to assist him with listing his works. It was a memorable experience to spend hours alone there going through his voluminous piles and boxes of articles and book reviews which were informally but well organized. The high ceil- ing in this Gothic-style building allowed space for hundreds of books, primarily titles on and Reformation history. Lying between their pages were hand- written letters and notes from other great historians, often in German, French, or Italian. This room was full of treasures documenting the discussions and debates and personal associations of those who made it their mission in life to interpret the his- tory of the Reformation period for twentieth-century people.

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This bibliography thus took its shape from my direct contacts with Roland Bainton, from searching through his own materials, and from making use of the resources of the Yale libraries which had provided him with such wonderful support for his research. With his help, attempts were made to publish the original bibliogra- phy in 1980 but without success. The possibility of including it in the eventual pub- lication of his autobiography also did not materialize. The early bibliography was put to use and corrected when the Bainton papers were organized by Martha Lund Smalley at the Yale Divinity School Library in 1992. The creation of this carefully organized archive insured that valuable resources from Roland Bainton’s Sterling Library office were safely protected along with his other papers. The Roland H. Bainton Papers have been important in completing the final stages of this project. My later work has all been done at St. Olaf College where I am currently Assis- tant Curator of the Howard V. and Edna H. Hong Kierkegaard Library. To find titles published since 1980, I have consulted various resources; especially the OCLC cataloging database and indexes, the ATLA Religion Database on CD-ROM, Histori- cal Abstracts on Disc, various national books-in-print sources, and Internet searches. I have also consulted critical works published about Roland Bainton since his death and other bibliographies. Because Bainton’s works have been translated into at least 15 languages and because he was reported in the popular press on many occasions and in many places, no bibliography of Bainton can be totally complete. However, I hope this compilation includes most materials relating to Roland H. Bainton. I am not going to provide a biography of Roland Bainton in this introduction. A listing of events in his life is included as a guide. However, after considering the bibliography in its entirety, one can make some conclusions about the contributions of Roland Bainton and who he was as a person. First of all, one can see that he was working as a scholar on an international level. Two of his books were originally published in Europe. Most of his works have been translated into numerous other languages. He was himself a translator. His arti- cles appeared in foreign journals and books as well as in British and American publi- cations. His introductions and forewords reflect his associations with an international community of scholars. In their very interesting book, The Reformation in Historical Thought, A. G. Dickens and John M. Tonkin, with Kenneth Powell, have placed Bainton in a long line of historians of the Reformation period going back to the Reformation itself.1 Bainton joined his predecessors in the sixteenth century who were writing as con- temporaries of the Reformation in Europe as well as his own colleagues in the twen- tieth century. Both groups formed associations crossing the boundaries of language

1. A. G. Dickens and John Tonkin with Kenneth Powell, The Reformation in Historical Thought (Cambridge: Harvard Press, 1985).

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and nation. Miriam Usher Chrisman in her “In Memoriam” has noted the impor- tance of Bainton’s relationships with German, Swiss, and French scholars which resulted in the revival of the Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte, a journal published with the joint cooperation of the Verein für Reformationsgeschichte in Europe and the American Society for Church History.2 As this bibliography shows, the number of articles and reviews which Roland Bainton contributed to this journal alone bears witness to his commitment to international scholarship and his participation on advanced levels. His international interests are also evident in the articles by and about him listed in the bibliography which relate less to his scholarship than to his own reli- gious commitments and personal life. He expanded his interests from writing about the history of Europe for North American students and scholars to presenting his research to varied audiences in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. In his later years, he was still enjoying learning new languages. (He was able to read almost every Euro- pean language as well as Hebrew, Greek, and Latin.) At the end of his life, his Christ- mas card list included over 700 people all over the world with whom he continued to keep in touch. His ability to interpret history using both the written and spoken word was extraordinary. Roland Bainton’s commitment to pacifism in World War I and his life-long work on behalf of are another aspect of his international perspective reflected in the bibliography. He has been described as an historian of the by Steven H. Simpler in Roland H. Bainton: An Examination of his Refor- mation Historiography.3 In 1979, Roland Bainton received the Peace Award from the organization. The inscription read, “With appreciation for your life-long commitment to peacemaking and opposing war. Through your teaching and speaking, your extensive travels, your many books on religion, history, and peace, and your service to numerous groups including Promot- ing Enduring Peace and the Religious Society of Friends, you have touched us all and made lasting contributions toward building world community.”4 This bibliography also shows very clearly that Bainton worked for his entire life with the particular identity of a Christian scholar. As Simpler has explained, Bainton insisted on the importance of taking the religious aspect of human experience seri- ously when doing historical research.5 His very conscious attempts to write historical works directed at the common person, the practicing Christian, are confirmed in the bibliography. For example, he enjoyed bringing Luther to modern Christians in the

2. OB1. 3. NB1, p. 195. 4. O20.3. 5. NB1, pp. 185–94.

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form of a book for Christmas and another for Easter. As the articles in the bibliogra- phy show, Bainton wrote regularly for popular journals offering advice to Christian readers on issues of personal life in the modern world. Also evident in the bibliography are Roland Bainton’s primary commitments to the Congregational church, in which he was ordained, and to the Society of Friends (Quakers), with which he was formally associated. At the same time, the bibliogra- phy shows Bainton’s commitment to ecumenism and religious toleration. His major work on Erasmus, who remained within the Roman Catholic church, is an example of his scholarship reflecting personal commitment. The Vatican Librarian is reported to have said, “What that man knows and has written about Luther is of inestimable value to the Catholic Church.”6 The bibliography lists books and articles which Bainton wrote concerning the medieval church and the early church confirming his interest in the larger church. He was able to maintain his sectarian commitments without losing sight of the historical context in which they had developed. While working on an international level and with an ecumenical spirit, Roland Bainton was also an American scholar. The bibliography contains many entries doc- umenting his role as spokesman and teacher on the current American scene. Perhaps most important was his nearly 70 years of association with Yale Divinity School, one of the nation’s oldest institutions. Articles about him over many years abound in the publications of Yale University. This bibliography includes titles by Bainton which are historical studies of people and events in New Haven. His active involvement in current social issues throughout his life is also documented. His outspoken views during the McCarthy era and the Vietnam War attest to his intimate awareness of issues pressing on the collective conscience of Americans. His innumerable contribu- tions to and contacts with students across the country, as well as at Yale, are also illustrated by citations in the bibliography. Scholarly discussion within the United States on topics of Reformation history is documented. Bainton has been referred to by Dickens, Tonkin, and Powell as the “doyen of American historians of the Reformation who has illuminated so many sides of the subject that our belated tribute can scarcely do justice to one whose sheer humanity has attracted a huge readership in this field.”7 Many Americans have been touched by the work of Roland Bainton. His interest in biography as an historical genre and his style of writing made possible the popularization of Reformation his- tory in North America. In his thesis entitled Roland H. Bainton: The Historian as Social Activist, Brian Randal Reeves has quoted Bainton as saying, “The scholar, the writer, the poet, the preacher are all obliged to reach the people.”8 Perhaps Roland

6. OB4, p. 6 (Raymond Morris). 7. NB3 8. S2.

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Bainton saw it as his duty to “reach the people” but it was also his rare gift to be able to do so. One of Roland H. Bainton’s most original and significant contributions histori- cally was his breaking new ground in areas which had been previously undocu- mented in Reformation studies. Bainton coined the phrase “the left wing of the Reformation”9 to describe those reformers outside the traditional areas of study sur- rounding Luther and Calvin. He was the first to offer major studies of Ochino, Servetus, Castellio, and Joris. He was also the first to present studies of women of the Reformation. Bainton’s interest in the figures of the left wing of the Reformation reflect clearly his passionate interest in the expression of individual conscience par- ticularly with regard to religious conviction. Both his scholarly and more popular writings represented in the bibliography illustrate his interest in liberty of conscience and religious freedom.10 In an article in Gospel Herald, Gregory I. Jackson has written, “The labors of Bainton have given America scores of energetic and tolerant historians, many of whom have continued his research on the Anabaptists and the radicals.... Because of Roland Bainton, mil- lions have come to appreciate the contributions of the sixteenth-century prophets. He [Bainton] comments, ‘All I can say is that I may have done a lot of sparking. But more important is the change in interest in our time which sees its antecedents in the rebels of the past.’”11 Simpler has also noted the tie between Bainton’s personal interest in the com- mon man and his choice of historical subjects. “Bainton’s interest is in the unher- alded prophet, in the exploited religious groups, and with the hearty souls hidden in historical anonymity. It appears as a historiographical concern to do justice to such people in his own writings.”12 Bainton’s articles on concerns of the pastoral ministry, popular faith and preaching, teaching, and on matters of the family confirm this observation and are listed in the bibliography. I hope that aside from information about Bainton’s career and historical corpus, anyone reading this bibliography and consulting its titles will also discover the unique individual who was their author. The bibliography’s books and articles about Bainton reveal his particularly appealing and special character: “The archetype of all real bicycling professors”13; “A professor whose teaching style was “discipline plus encouragement”14; A distinguished theologian with “his rare combination of pas-

9. NB1, p. 224. A discussion on terminology concerning the “left wing” is also found in Simpler’s study, NB1, pp. 113–19. 10. Bainton discusses these aspects in his autobiography; A39, p. 77. 11. O16.3, p. 802. 12. S3, p. 174. 13. O29; see “The Bicycling Professor,” p. 3. 14. O21; see “Man of Many Faces,” by John Knoble, p. 23..

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INDEX

Aarhus Conference, C15.6, C16 Augsburg, E5 Abingdon-Cokesbury Award, O21–23 Augustana College (Sioux Falls, S.D.), academic freedom, D75 O20.7 Aconcio, Jacopo, F115 authority, C32, F8 Adams, Hampton, P24 Ayer Lectures (Rochester Theological Semi- Adams, James Luther, J21 nary), A22 Addison, William, F54 Adelman, Maurice, P15 Baago, Kaj, P25 Admonition Controversy, F73 Bach, Johann Sebastian, I4 Age of the Reformation, The, A17 Bachmann, E. Theodore, P20, P32 Aitken, James M., F33 Bacon, Benjamin Wisner, F198 Albright, Raymond W., P19, P26 Bacon, Leonard, A19 Alcalá Galvez, Angel, A14 Baden-Pfalz, F96 alcohol, C54, D104, D107–108, D110, Baek, August, P15 O21 Bailley, J. L., P15 Allen, W. L., P25 Bainton, James Herbert, A21, C56, J3.5 Allmand, C., P15 Bainton, Roland H. See Roland H. Bainton Alma hispana y el alma sajona, El, A24 Baker, Derek, F189.5 America, C3, D127, F114, F198, O7, O35 balance of power, the, D102.5 American Association of the History of Bainton, Hilda, A21 Medicine, D35 Baldwin, Marshall W., P22 American Friends Service Committee, J14 Bangs, Carl, P29 Amistad, the, D149 Baptists, C4, O17.4 Anabaptists, xvii, A5, C14, C44.5, D43, Barbour, Hugh Stewart, G2 D45, D47, D51–52, E5–6, E6.5, F93– Baring, Georg, F118 94, F96–97, F99, G7, L7, O20.5–6 Barnette, Henlee H., P6 Andover-Newton Theological Seminary, Barth, Karl, J16, J18 A22, D20 Barthaler, B., P10 Anglicans, A13 Basel, A5, F23,5, F25, F36, F85 Antitrinitarians, F131.5 Basel Hochstift, F25 Armentraut, Donald S., P21.5, P24.5, P30 Basilides, A1, F122 arms race, D102.5 Basilidian Chronology and New Testament art, A30, A34, A38, C42, D125.4, D152, Interpretation, A1, A26, D1 F56, F92, F195, J1–29, K4.7, K7.1, Bataillon, M., D8 K9.3, N2, NT1–2, O5.5, O24, O30, Batchelder, Robert C., P7 OM1, P1, P18, P24.5 Battles, F.L., F150.6, M1 Asia, D73.6, D152, F195 Bauer, K., P13 Atkinson, J., P10, P26 Baumer, Frank L., F35, J10

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Baumgartner, H. LeRoy, I5 Binkley, O. T., P6 Baxter, Edna M., P7 biography, A5-6, A11–12, A14, A21, Baxter, Richard, F155 A21.5, A31-33, A35, A39, C46, O1-9, Bayern, F96 O11, O21, O32.7, O37, S1, S3 Baylor, Michael G., F197 Biondi, Albano, A31 Bean, R. J., P17 Birchman, Willis, O21 Beauchamp, Virginia W., P29 Birkbeck Lectures in Ecclesiastical History Bebendoff, Conrad, P25 (Cambridge University), F175 Becker, Bruno, C9, C11, F29, F104.5, Bizzarri, Pietro, F189 F188, G1 Blau, Joseph Leon, F42 Becker, Reinhard P., G8 Blecker, Michael, P15 Beecher Lectures (Yale Divinity School), J9 Bluhm, Heinz, P17 Beetz, Gerhard, O20, Blundell, R., P25 Bechtel, Louise S., P7 Boehmer, Heinrich, F47 Begin, Menachim, D73.5 Bolam, C. Gordon, F177 Behold the Christ, A34, P1 Bolgiani, F., P2 Bell, Fred R., P29, P30 Bonebrake Theological Seminary, A11 Bellarmine, Saint, F17 Bonger, Hendrik, F109 Bender, Harold S., C14, D63.5, D65, F86, Booth, Edwin P., C15 F150.5, P13 Bordet, Louis, F6 Bender, Jan, I2 Borghi, Lamberto, P2 Bennett, J. C., P6 Bormio, F88 Benrath, Gustav Adolf, A14 Bornkamm, Heinrich, A27, F63, F64, F75, Benrath, Karl, A6 F103, F164.5, N1, P17 Benz, Ernst, C26, F71, F80, P17 Bossert, G., F96 Berdijk, David, O20.5 Bossuet, Jacques, D19 Berdijk, Nikolaas, O20.5 Boston, D64, J22, K1.2 Bergfield, Senta, A14 Bouwsma, W. J., F139 Bergier, J. F., F160 Bowden, Henry W., F184.6 Berkeley Center, J25 Bowman, Rufus D., F43 Bernard, J.F., P15 Boyce, G. C., P19 Bernardo Ochino, A6, P2 Boyd, Julian P., P16 Bethany College, (West Virginia), C17 Boyle, Marjorie O’Rourke, F200 Bethel College (North Newton, Kansas), Bradley, John W., P6 A31, D45 Brandenburg, F96 Berthoud, G., F126 Brant, Sebastian, F44 Bertram, Martin H., N1 Brockhausen, Agnes Müller von, A14 Bible, the, A22, C18, C23, C59, D4, D7, Breen, Quirinus, F172, P19 D79, D102.3, D110 F63, F98, F158.5, Brickman, Benjamin, F37 F185, K5.1, K9.2, K9.5, K9.6, O20.9, Briggs, Kenneth A., O22 O34, P20 Brock, Peter, F181 Biblical scholarship, A1, D15, F98, F198 Brockhausen, Agnes Müller von, A14 Bibliography of the Continental Reformation, Brokering, Herbert, A38, J11, O12 A3, P3, P4 Brooks, Peter, C40 Bicycling, O22, O29 Brown, G. K., F9 Bietenholz, Peter G., P15 Brunner, Emil, J16 Bijl, Simon Wellem, F199 Brush, John W., P17

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Bucer, Martin, F103, F161, F181.5 Chantraine, Georges, P15, F190 Buch, Lawrence P., C37 Charlemagne, F10 Buchanan, George, F33 Charlotte de Bourbon, K8 Bue, Francesco Lo, A13 Chatfield, Charles O35 Bullinger, Heinrich, F68, F194 Cherubelli, P., P2 Bultmann, Rudolph, K9.1, K9.3 Chevallier, Max A., P30 Bunger, N. K., P19 Chiavenna, F88 Bunyan, John, F155 Chrisman, Miriam Usher, xvi, O25, OB1, Burkholder, J. Lawrence, P6 P30 Burr, George Lincoln, A8, C2, C44.9, P16 Christ. See Jesus Christ. Burrows, Millar, J9 Christendom, A12, A30, A31, P5, P15 Bushnell, Horace, K1.3 Christian Attitudes toward War and Peace, Butler, G. Paul, C57, C60, C61 A22, P6 Byzantium, F71, F80, F119 Christianity, A18, A22–23, A25–26, A30, A34, A36, C30, C40, C 55, C58, Cabala, the, F42 D85–87, D106, D116, D118–19, Cadbury, Henry Joel, J14 D129, F10, F19, F39, F42, F95, F128, Calhoun, Robert C., A20, D146, J9, P24 F158, F163, F172, G4, G5.5, K1, K7, California, K1.3, O17.4 K7.3, K9.7, K11, O13, O22, P9, P18, Calvin, John, xvii, A4, D74, E9, F91, F125, P23, P27 F150.6, F160 Christiansen, Ray J., K10 Calvinism, D2, OM1 Christmas, A10, B3, D30, D89, D122, Cambridge Platform, the, C7, D31 D152, I1-3, I5, K1.6, K2, K3.6, K4.6, Camenisch, Emil, F88 K9, O22, O27, P21 Cameron, Richard M., P9 Chubb, Thomas Caldecott, P17 Campbell, Alexander, C17, D58 Church, Frederic C., P2 Campbell, Donald J., P17 church[es], A7, A9, A16, A18, A25, A32, Cantimori, Delio, A6, A11, A13, F23, F30, A33, A35, C4, C54, C62, D73.6, D58, F115, P13, P25 D83, D86–87, D104, D137, F3, F38, Capital University, A11 F40, F58, F87, F161, F172, F182, J3, Carew Lectures (Hartford Seminary Foun- K7, K7.3, K9.7, O18, O20.9 dation), A11 church and state, F2, D132 Carlo V, F32 church history: xi, xii–xiv, xvii, A7, A9, Carlson, Edgar M., F69, J19, P20 A22, A25, A32–33, A35, C1–44.6, Case, Shirley Jackson, F10 D1–13.7, D77, D87–88, D105, D113, Castael, John L., P15 E1–14, F1–91, F93–113, F115–194, Castellio, Sebastian A4, A14, B1, C2, C9, F196–202, G1–8, K1, K3–3.5, K3.7, C11, D41, F29, F91, F104, F104.5, K4.4, K4.9, K5, K5.5, K7.5–9, K9.4, F137, F188, G1, P12 L1–3, L5, L7, M1, N1–2, N4, NB1–3, Catholic Book Club, A34 O14.7, O15–15.7, O18, O20.5–20.6, Catholicism, xvi, A3, A12, A13, A32, O25, O37, OB1, OB3, OB5, OM1, D121, F12, F176, K3.8 P1–15, P17–20, P22–23, P24.5–26, Catholic-Protestant relations, D50 P28–30, S1, S3 Cavara, Franca Medioli, A12 Church of our Fathers, The, A7, J1, J12, P7 Cavert, Samuel McCrea, P25 Church of the Brethren, F43 Chabod, Federico, A6, F32 Clancy, Herbert J., P17 Chaix, Paul, F111 Clarke, James A., P7, P9

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classical scholarship, A1, D15, F27-8 Dahl, Arlot, L6 Clayton, Charles, P25 Dalbert, Peter, F68 Clemen, Otto, P13 Dana College, O14.6, O16.6 Clogan, Paul Maurice, C34 Danforth Conference (Camp Miniwonca, Coffin, William Sloane, D100.7, J16 Shelly, Mich.), A12 Cohalan, F. D., P17 Daniels, Vincent, P31 Cole Lectures (Vanderbilt University Divin- Dannenfeldt, K. H., P28 ity School), K1.8 Davenport, John, A15 Collected Papers in Church History David Joris, A5, A14, P13, R2 Series One: Early and Medieval Christian- Davies, A. Mervyn, F114 ity, A26, A29, C10, D4, D7, D9, D15, Davies, Horton, F162 D18, D36, D55, E7, L2, P8–9 Day, Gardiner M., P6 Series Two: Studies on the Reformation, Debtors to God, A2 A28, C8-9, C16, C18, D3, D6, D11, Delumeau, Jean, F166 D17, D20, D23, D25, D29, D61, democracy, D60, F87, O16.5 F138, L2, P8, P10 Demura, Akira, A31 Series Three: Christian Unity and Religion Denck, Hans, F118, F136, F165 in New England, A29, C3, C5, C7, Dengler, Martha, L4 C17, C54, C62, D12, D16, D19, Denmark, A35 D57, D60, D110, D141, F102, L2, Dentan, Robert Claude, C12 P8, P11 Deppermann, Klaus, O20.5 Colombo, D5 Devasahayam, Sumathi, A34 Colonna, Vittoria, D70 Dialog Julius Exclusus, C25 Comba, Aldo, A11 Dickens, Arthur Geoffrey, xv, xvii, F163.5, Comenius, John Amos, F41 NB3 Communism, D129, O21–22 Dickerman, David L., J18 Concerning Heretics, A4, P12 Dickinson, William Croft, F78 Congregationalism, xvii, A12, A15, A21, Diener, Ron, J19 C4, C56, D14, D20, D53, D130 Dietrich, Viet A27 Connecticut, C17, C56, F131, O20.9 Dillenberger, John, P31 Conscience, D126, F197, K9.3 Disciples [of Christ], C4 Constitution, American, C3 Dixon, John W., Jr., P1 Constantine, B5, B7 Dobersteen, John, O15.7 Copeland, E., P18 doctrine, Christian, F158.5 Coornhert, Dirck Volckertszoon, F109 doctrine, political F50 Coppens, J., C31 Doerne, Martin, P17 Coulton, G. C., F26 Dörries, Hermann D., A11, B5, B7, F112, Council of Chalcedon, G5.5 F122, P17 Council of Trent, F59 Dolan, John P., F164 Counter-Reformation, F59, F88, F175 Dollar, G. W., P18 Courvoisier, Jacques, M1 Donau [river], F108 Covenant in the Wilderness, A15, J2 Doniger, Simon, A18, C55 Cragg. Gerald, F130.5 Donlon, R. E., P26 creeds, F158.5 Donnelly, John P., P15, P29 Crowley, Phyllis, D147.5, O29 Douglas, Richard M., F133, F142 Crusades, D20, F34 Douglas Clyde Macintosh Fellowship, A21.5 Culver, Virginia, O14.7, O22.5 Douglass, Harlan Paul, C4

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drawings and paintings by RHB, A7, A12– Erling, Bernhard, P10 13, A15, A18-21, A34, A39, D142, Esbjornson, Robert, P20 D144, D146, J1–29, O21, O32.5, Estep, W. R., P10 O38 European civilization, F15, F125 Drew University, A14 Evangelical Theological Seminary, K7.5 Droz, Eugénie, F187 Evennett, H. Outram, F175 Dudleian Lecture (Harvard University), Eyre, Edward, F15 A32, D57 Dürer, Albrecht, D25 Farner, Oscar, F55 Duffield, G. E., P4 Faux, A., D3 Dunn, Joe, A10 Febvre, Lucien, F127 Durant, Will, F125 Feist, Elisabeth, F23, P12 Dwight, Timothy, D144, J9 Feldman, Martha, OM1 Fellman, Walter, F136, F165 E. T. Earle Lectures (Pacific School of Reli- Fellowship of Reconciliation, D98 gion), K1.3 Ferguson, A. B., P15 Early Christianity, A23, P14 Ferguson, Charles W., P15 Early Church, the, A23, A25, A26, C6, Ferguson, Walter K., C10 C12, C22, C36, C49, D21, D22, D88, Ferm, Vergilius, F134 D92, P9, P14 Festival of Renaissance and Reformation, Easter, xvi, A37, B8, D125.4, D125.5, O20.7 D148 Fey, Harold E, P17 Eaton, Theophilus, A15 Fielding H. Garrison Lecture (American Ebeling, Gerhard, F60 Association of the History of Medi- Ecumenical Continuing Education Center, cine), D35 K3.7, K4 Fife, Robert Herndon, F135.5 ecumenism, A29, F102 film, A15.5, F132–33, K7.4, O20–21, Eden Theological Seminary, A12, K9 O24, U2 Edinburgh Conference, J3 Filop-Miller, Rene, F48 education, C1, C47 Firpo, Massimo, F189 Edwards, Jonathan, C41, F104, K1.3 Fischer, Robert H., P20, P22, P25.5, P28– Edwards, Mark U., O15.7 29 Eisenhower, Dwight D., O22 Forman, Charles H., J16 Elliot, Hubert A., C59 Foster, Virgil E., O17.5, P18 England, A33, A35, C40, F12, F54, F84, Foundation for Reformation Research, J19 F117, F162, F163.5, F177, G2, O17.3, Fousek, Marianka, P28, P30 OM1, P28–29 Foxe, John, C37 Epiphany, A26, C22 France, A33, F16, F171.5, P29 Erasmus, xvii, xix, A31, C25–27, C31–32, Francis de Ossuna, F171 D36, D66-8, E11, F77, F100, F105, Francis I, F16 F157, F170, F176, F181.5, F182, Francis, Saint, xix, C20 F185, F186.5 F190, F199, F200, G6, Franciscans, F67 K1.6, K3, K3.4, K3.7, K3.8, K3.9, K5, Franck, Sebastian, F98, F108 K7.5, K9, K9.35, OM1, P15 Franz, Gunther, F99 Erasmus of Christendom, A31, P15 Fred W. Moeckel, Jr. Memorial Lecture Erikson, Erik, C43, D69, F138, F184.5 Series (Hillside Covenant church, Eritner, Heinz, P15 Naugatuck, Ct.), O20.9

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Freedom, C53, D128, D131, D134, F2, God, F2, F61, K10.5, O22, OM1 F114, K1.2 Godfrey, A., P15 Frey, Conrad, J19 González, Justo L., G4 Friedmann, Robert, F66, F147, F150.5, Goodenough, E. R., F3 P25, P26 Gospels, the, A27, B6, P20 Friends, A16, D137 (see Quakerism) Grand Errand, the, A20, D140 Friends in Relation to the Churches, A16 Granger, Marvin, K6 Frome, LeRoy Edwin, F110 Grant, Frederick C., P17 Froude, James Anthony, J13 Great Awakening, the, C41, K1.3 Frye, Roland Mushat, P1 Greaves, Hubert, J9 Furnish, Victor P., P1, P20 Grebel, Conrad, F86 Greeley, D. McL., O22 Gable, L. J., P18 Greene, Thomas M., P15 Gabriel, Ralph Henry, J10, F135 Greenslade, S. L., C23, P9 Gadol, Joan Kelly, P30 Gresham, Perry Epler, C17 Galvez (see Alcala Galvez) Griffiths, Gordon, P15, F113 , O16.2, O20.3, O21 Grimm, Harold J., C37, J19, P9, P17, P20, Garin, Eugenio, F59 O4.5, O25, OB1, P17 Garrett, Paul Willard, J24 Gritsch, Eric W., A3, P6, NB1, OB2 Garrison, Winfred E., P7, P17, P19, P21, Gritsch, Ruth, A39, NB4 P25–26 Gronen, R. E. von, P26 Garside, Charles, P10 Gross, Leonard, G7 Gebhardt, Georg, F176 Grossmann, Maria, P4 Gedat, Gustav Adolf, B4 Grucher, Paul, K6 Geiger, Max, C33 Guber, Professor, J10 Geisser, Heinrich, L3, S1, O27 Guggenheim fellowship, A4–5, A12 Gelder, H. A. Enno van, F151 Guggisberg, H. R., F137 Geneva, D10, F14, F111, F146, F160, Guilford College, A16 F171.5 Georgia Southern University, O26 Hackett, Allen, P6, P30 , A8, P16 Hall, B., P15 Germany, A32, A38, B2, F96, F129, F141, Haller, William, F11 F156, F200.5, G8, O21, OM1, P30, Halpert, V. B., P28 S4 Hamlet, O20.9 Gerrish, Brian A., P10 Hampton, Timothy, OM1 Gerstner, John H., P31 Handy, Robert T., P26 , J27 Hanson, President, J27 Gettysburg Seminary, A11 Hanson, R. E., P9 Giannone, Pietro, F148 Harbison, E. Harris, F120, F163, P17, P19 Gianturco, Elio, A6 Hardesty, Nancy, P28 Gibbons, Lois Oliphant, A8 Harkness, Georgia, O25, O36 Gibbs, Josiah,Willard, D34 Harkness, R. E., P2 Gill, Theodore A., P17 Harrer, John A., P15 Gilmore, Myron P., P19 Harth, Dietrich, F186 Ginzburg, Carlo, F183 Harton, R. Michael, K9.1 Gleason, Elisabeth Gregorich, P29, P30 Harvard University, A32, O22 Gladstone, William, O17.3 Hasenberg, Kathleen E., F81

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Hassinger, Erich, F145 Hostetler, John Andrew, G3 Haverford College, R2 Howard University, Divinity School, A11 Hazen Conference on Student Guidance Howie, John, P15 and Counseling, D76 Howlett, Duncan, P17, P26 Hebblethwaite, P., P1 Hubben, W., P26 Heering, G. J., F39 Hudson, Winthrop S., P11, P17, P21, P26 Hein Lectures (Wartburg Seminary and Huebner, H. W., P17 Capital University), A11 Huenemann, E. M., P15 Henderson, Alexander, F155 Hughes, D., P18 Hendrix, S., OB3 Huizinga, Johann, A6 Henry VIII, F165.5 human destiny, D18 Here I Stand, A11, A38, C8, D32, P17 humanism, F151, F156, N2 heresy, F18, F91, F187 Hungary, A35 heretics, A4–6, A14, B1, F23, F30, F188, Hunted Heretic, A14, C11, P19 P12, P19 Hus, John, A2, P17 Heron, L. T., P17 Hutten, Ulrich von, B2 Herron, Shaun, P26 Hutterites, F81, F147, F150.5, G3, G7 Hershberger, Guy F., A28, C14, F45, P6 Hyma, Albert, F132, P17 Hertz, Frederick, F129 hymns, K4.3 Hesse, F99, F145.5 Heuss, Dr., O22 Incarnation, the, D125, F124.5 Hieronimus, Konrad W., F25 Individualism, D127 Higman, F.M., P15 Ingersoll Lectures (Harvard University), Hildebrandt, Franz, F52 C44 Hillerdal, Gunnar, P17 Inquisition, F26, F33 Himelick, Raymond, F185 International Congress for Luther Research, Hinson, Glenn, K9.3, P15 OB3 Hiroshima, O22 Internet, the, K10, U1–4 Hirsch, Felix L., P1, P15 Irwin, Joyce L., O20.6 historiography, NB1, NB2 Iserloh, Erwin, F173 history, A36, C12, C14, C43, D13, D69, Islam, F153 F163, P32 Italy, A6, A32, D67, D70, F9, F23, F30, Hoffman, Oswald, J19 F32, F68, F88, F119, F146, F189, J10, Hogg, W. Richey, P32 OM1, P30 Holborn, Hajo, A5, B2, C27, F141 Holborn, Annemarie, A5 Jacks, L. P., F21 Holden Village, D124, J26, K3.6, K8, O17 Jackson, Gregory I., x, O16.3 Holy Spirit, F122 Janelle, Pierre, F12 Hood, Frederic, P25 Japan, D73.6, D150, J11, J15, N3, O11.9, Hooker, Thomas, D60, O16.5 O36 Hooykaas, R., D56 Jardine, Lisa, OM1 hope, A36, F19, P25, P32 Jaspert, Bernd, C42 Hope, Norman Victor, P15 Jed, Leo, F182 Hopkins, C. Howard, O29 Jedin, Hubert, F173, P25 Horizon History of Christianity, The, A30, Jesus Christ, A34, C60, F10, K2, K4.7, P18, P23 K7.1, K9.1, K9.6, K11, O20.9, P1 Horsley, Lynn, O29 Jews, the, C38, D73.5, K2, O15.7

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John Hadden Leith Lecture Series (First Köhler, Walter, F1, F5, F99, P12 Presbyterian Church, Auburn, Ala.), Koenig, H., P6 C30 Kohls, Ernst-Wilhelm, P8, P10, F161, Johnson, James Turner, F196 F170, M1 Johnson, Jean H., P7 Kolas, Harry H., P17 Johnson, Roger A., C43 Kolb, Robert, P3–4 Jones, Rufus M., C6, C49 Konstantis, Kaiser, F112 Jordan, G. J., F38 Kot, Stanislaw, F131.5 Joris, David., A4, A5, A14, O20.5, P13, Krahn, Cornelius, F22, M1, P13, P17, P21 R2. See also David Joris Krause, Hilmer, K9.2 Jorquera, Laura, A7 Krebs, Manfred, F96 Joynt, C. B., P6 Kremer, Ulrich Michael, F201 Juan de Valdes, F143, F146 Krieger, Leonard, C27 Julius Brown Gay Lectures, K9.1, K9.3. Kristeller, Paul Oskar, F192, N2 K9.4 Kromminga, John H., P15 Junghans, H. P28 Krüger, Friedholm, F181.5 Jursch, Hanna, C22 Krumweide, Hans-Walter, F101 Jursch, Ilse, C22 Kuhn, Helga-Maria, F167

Kaegi, Werner, L3, S1 Labalme, Patricia H., C44.4 Kaisner, Joseph R., P6 Lambert, Francis, of Avignon, F24, F145.5 Kaplan, Benjamin J., OM1 Lambert, Jean, P28 Kassa, Harris E., P11 Langerbeck, Elisabeth, A31, D72–73 Katerina Jagellonica, Queen, C39 Larson, Roy, O27 Katherine von Bora, K8 Latin America, D62 Keck, Leander, A20, A39 Latin literature, F4 Kega, Shigema, A7 Latourette, Kenneth Scott, F128, O14, P6 Keller, Deane, A36, O30 Lau, Franz, C25 Kemp, John , P9 laws, moral, D120 Kerr Lectures (Divinity School, McMaster Lazarus, Bill, O21 University), A22 Lazzari, Francesco, A12 Kerrigan, William, OM1 Lazzaro, Sue, O16.6 Keys, Donald, C51 Lecler, Joseph, F150, P15 Kidder, Eleanor, P7 Lee, Humphrey, F40 Kiely, Benedict, P18 Lee, J. D., P11 Kim, Munug-hyuk, O14 Lee, Jonathan, F131 Kim, Sang-sin yok, A36 “left wing of the Reformation,” A28, C44.5, King, Henry H., A8 D16, NB2 Kingdon, Robert, J19, F160, F171.5, OB5 Leibniz, G. W., D19, F38 kingship, theory of, F35 Leith, John H., F158.5 Klann, Richard, P17 Lenoir-Rhyne College, K5 Klein, Richard, C6, C36 Leonard, Bill, K9.3 Knoble, John, J20, O21 Lent, D118, O21 Knoff, Gerald E., P10 Levasti, A. F13 Knoll, A. J., P32 Leydecker, Mary, O17.4 Knox, John, F78, F193 Libby, Frederick J., F184 Knudson, Kent S., M1 liberalism, K1.3

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liberty, religious, A4-6, A12, A14, B5, C2, McConica, J., P15 C9, D3, D7, D75, F1, F11, F26, F155 McCrackin, D97 Lindquist, Dale, K7.4 MacDonald, A. J., F8 Littell, Franklin Hamlin, F93, F130, L1, McGiffert, A. C., Jr., P31 M1, P6, P10, O37 McGinn, Donald Joseph, F73 Lloyd, Glyn, P25 McGoldrick, James E., NB1 Lo lun P’ei-teng chu, A11 McGurk, J., P15 Loane, Marcus L., F155 McIntire, C. T., P32 Lockwood, Dean P., D15 Macintosh, Douglas Clyde, A21.5, J2.5 Loetscher; Lefferts, P26, P31 Macintosh, Hope Conklin, A21.5, J2.5 Loewen, Esko, P6 McKay, Johnston R., P11 Loewenich, W. von, F106 MacLeod, A. D., P15 Lohse, Bernard, A11 McMaster University, Divinity School, A22 Lopez, R. S., J10 McNally, R., P10 McNally, Robert E., C32 Lotz, David W., P15 McNally, Virginia, P1 Louvain, University of, C31 McNeill, John T.; F19, P9, P12 love, A18, D105, D109, O22, P27 madonnas, F56 Loyola, Ignatius, D74 Mairet, Philip, P18 Lozada de Ayala Torrales, Raquel, A11 Malone, Dumas, E2–4 Luce, Claire Booth, O21 Manross, William Wilson, P7 Luccock, Halford, D142, J9 Manschreck, Clyde L., P15 Luccock, Robert E., P17 Marburg Colloquoy, D29 Ludlow, William L., P15 Marc’hadour, G., P15 Ludolphy, Ingetraut, P15, P30 Maritain, Jacques, F90 Lund, D. A., P6 Marius, Richard, P6, F191 Luther, Martin, xvi–xvii, xix, A2, A10–11, Marpeck pilgrim, E6 A27–28, A37–38 B3, B6, B8, C8, Marquand Chapel, J6 C15–16, C25, C32, C38, C43, C44.6, marriage, A18, D105, D109, O20.5, P27 C47, C57, D3, D23, D25, D28–30, Martin, Neil, P17 D38, D64, D69, D72–74, D113, Christmas Book, The, A10, D122, E7.5, E10, E12, F1, F50, F58, I1–3, I5, P21 F62–65, F69, F79, F83, F101 F116, Martin Luther Colloquia, 1970–74. C44.6; F132–33, F135.5, F138, F154, 1984, OB2 F164.5, F169, F177.5, F179, F184.5, Martin Luther Easter Book, The, A37, F191, F197, I1–15, K1.5, K1.6, K2, P21.5 K3.5, K3.6, K4, K4.3, K4.6, K9, K9.3, Martin Luther Lectures (Luther College), K9.35, K9.4, K9.5, K9.6, K10, K10.5, C15.5 N1, NB1, O12, O15.7, O20, O20.9, Marty, Martin E., P11, P31 O21, O22, P17, P20, P21, U2 Mathews, Wendell, C58 Luther College, C15.5 Mattingly, Garrett, P17 Lutheran Hispanic Ministry, K9.2 Maus, Cynthia Pearl, F56 Lutherans, A13, A15.5, F165.5, O19 Maus, Katherine Eisaman, OM1 Luther’s Meditations on the Gospels, A27, Medieval Church, The, A25–26, P22 K1.5, P20 meditations, A22, B6, K1.5, P20 Luzzatti, Luigi, F2 Meek, Fred, xix Lyttle, Charles H., P13, P16 Melanchthon, Philipp, F52

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Menno Simons Lectures (Bethel College, Müller, Lydia, F96 North Newton, Kansas), A31, D45, Müller von Brockhausen, Agnes, A14 D47, D51, D52 Münzer, Georg Florial, F16 Mennonites, D45, D47 D51–52, E5-6.5, Müntzer, Thomas, C44.5, D73.7 F66, F124 Mulhaupt, Erwin, A37 Methodist church, A22 Muñoz-Rojas, Rafael, A22 Meyer, A. de, P3 Munson, Frank, P18 Meyer, Adolf F., P17 Muralt, Leonhard von, F97 Meyer, Carl, J19 Murdock, James, E3 Meylan, Henri, F123 Murray, J. Edward, O12.3 Michael, Robert, O15.7 music, I1–5, OM1 Michaelson, R. S., P32 mystics, F13, F171 Michelangelo, D70 Midelfort, H. C. Eric, OM1, U4 Naef, Henri, F14 Middle Ages, the, A9, A18, C11, C13, D4, Nakomura, Toeko, A22 F25, F192 Nalle, Sara, OM1 Miegge, G., A22, P62 Napier, Davie OB4 Miegge, Lino, A22 Nassikes, John, O29.5 Miegge, Mario, A22 Nathaniel Taylor Lectures, (Yale Divinity Mihalik, June, C39 School), A11 Mikado, The, J17 National Council for the Prevention of War, Milan, F32 F184 Milford, Connecticut, O20.3 National Council of Churches, J28, K1.2 millenium, the, F159 national defense, D102.3 Miller, Perry, O16.5 National Lutheran Educational Conference, minister, A21, C56, D57, D107, F54, C47 K4.3, P24 nativity, the, H1 minister’s wife, the, D57 Naugatuck, Connecticut O20.9 ministry, A20, C13, C56, D59, D103, Near East, the ancient, C12 D107, F54, F131, F160, J3.5, J5.5, Neckar [river], F108 K9.2, P31 Neevel, Mary Ann, P29, P30 mission, D62 Neill, Stephen Charles, F102 Mitchell, Jonathan, E1 Nelson, Benjamin N., F89 modern era, A18, A22, A30, A36 Nelson, E. Clifford, P17 Moffatt, James, J16 Nesbit, C. F., P26 Mohr, Rudolf, C42 Netherlands, A5, D6, F113, F199, R2 Mombert, Jacob Isador, E2 New England, A29, A32, D57, F117, K1.3, Montana, O11.9 P11 Montgomery, John Warwick, F179 New Haven, Ct. A15, J2, K1.3 Moore, F. J., P25 New Haven Association of Churches and More, Sir Thomas, F49 Ministers, A15 Morris, Raymond P., L1, L7, OB4 New Haven , the, K1.3 Morris, Richard B., C3 New Testament interpretation, A1, D1 Morrison, Charles Clayton, O13 New York, O22 Muehl, William, J9 New York Brass Quintet, K4.3 Müller, Gerhard, C26, F145.5 New York Conference of Methodist Minis- Müller, H., P10 ters, A22

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Newman, John Henry, F162 papacy, the, F57 Nichols, James Hastings, F87, F95, J16, Parable of the Tares, D7 P11, P31 Parker, T. H. L., P17 Nicodemism, F183 Partridge, Charles S., P9 Nicolini, Benedetto, F31, N4 Patriarchs, D4 Niebuhr, H. Richard, A20, C13, J16 Patristics, A26, C12, F124.5 Niebuhr, Reinhold, J16 Patrizi, Francesco, F37 Nielsen, Charles Merritt, P9 Patterson, L. G., P9 Niemöller, Martin, O15.7 Pauck, Wilhelm. F76, F152, F177.5, J9, Nigeria, J8 Nb2, P3, P12, P15, P19 Nigg, Walter, F82 Paul, President, J27 Nipple, Friedrich, O20.5 Paul, Robert S., O16.5 Nobel Peace Prize, J14 peace, A22, A36, A39, C49–53, D36, D82, non-resistance, F45 D90, D96, D102.2, D136, F41, F182, Norway, A35 K1.7, K11, O21–22, O35, P6 Norwood, Frederick A., G5, P9 Pearl Harbor, D82 Norwood, P. V., P12 Pedrozo, Sylvio, D61 Noss, Luther, I3 Peed. Valerie, T1 Notre Dame Seminary (New Orleans), C39 Pelikan, Jaroslav, A13, F177.5 nuclear crisis, C51–52 persecution, religious, A4, A6, A14, A23, Nugent, Donald, P15 C2 Nürnberger, Richard, C8, F67 Péry, André, A7, A30 Nuttall, Geoffrey F., P19, P22 Pesquier, Estienne, F118.5 Peterson, C., P17 Oberholzer, Emil, p. 11 Peterson, Houston, C44.9 Obitz, Marion, A32 Petrarch, C20 Ochino, Bernardino, xvii, A4, A6, E11, E13, Petry, Ray C., P20 F31, P2 Pettee, Julia, F131 Oelrich, Karl Heinz, F157 Pfeffermann, Hans, F57 Olin, John C., C32, P15 Pflug, Julius, F189.9 Olsen, Viggo, P15 Philip Neri, Saint, F6 O’malley, C. D., F115 Philipp, Landgraf, F130 O’malley, J. W., P29 Philips, Margaret Mann, P15 Opie, John, P9 philology, F186 Opper, O., F70 philosophy, F186 Orem E. Scott Lectures (Bethany College, Pianciola, Daniele, D67 West Virginia), C17 Pierson, George, D146.5, J7, O32.5 Osiander, Andreas, D23 Pilgrim Parson, A21, J3.5, P24 Outler, Albert C., p.32 Pilgimage to Luther’s Germany, A, A38, P24.5 Pacific school of religion, k1.3 Pittinger, W. Norman, P31 pacifism, A22, A36, D81, D91–94, D102, Plowright, B.C., P25 F40, F45, F181 O35 Plumb, Robert J., P17 Packull, Werner O., C44.5 pluralistic society, a, C62 Paine, Gustavus S., F144 Plymouth Church [Colfax, Washington], Panorama of the Christian Church in O14.5 Kodachrome Slides, A9, J3 Pol, Willem Hendrik van de, F166.5

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Poland, A35, D151, F131.5, J20, K7.6, Read, Conyers, C3 K9.8, O21 reason, C3, F8, F196 Pole, Reginald, F84 reconciliation, D84, N3 Pollet, J. V., F189.9 Reeves, Bryan Randal, Q1, S2 Ponelle, Louis, F6 Reformation, A9, A13, A17, A28, A32–33, Pope, Liston, J7 A35 C8, C18–19, C21, C23, C28, popes, F57 C32, C35, C38 D4, D13, D15–16, Porter, Frank Chamberlain, A19, F198 D26, D40, D56, D61, D71, D73.7, Portugal, A35 E8 F9, F14–16, F23.5, F36, F47, F55, Postell, William, D6 F68, F76, F78–9, F83, F85, F88, F96, poverty, C53, NB3 F99, F100, F107, F120, F125, F130, Powell, Kenneth, NB3 F141, F145.5, F149, F150–52, F157, Powicke, F. M., P16 F163.5 F164, F166, F166.5, F173–74, Powles, C. H., P6 F174.5, F186.5, F200.5, F201 G8, J28 preaching, C44.6, C57, C60, C61, J9, O21 K3.5, K3.8, K3.9, K4, K4.3, K4.9, Preus, Hans, F65, P17 K5.5, K5.7, K7.6 K8, K9.3, K9.4, K12, Preus, Herman Amberg, F58, P21 L1, L7, M1, NB1–2, O15, O15.5, Price, Nathan H., R1 O37, P28, P29, P30 Price, T. D., P26 Reformation, bibliography, A3, C38, D42, Prien, Hans-Jürgen, F171 F118, L1, L7, NB1, P3, P4 Princeton Theological Seminary, K3 Reformation Day, J28 Princeton University, A31 Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, The, printing, F111, OM1 A13, D40, P25 propaganda, religious, F126 refugees, D80, G5 Protestantism, D112, D114–15, D118–19, Reid, W. Stanford, C28, F193 D134, F83, F106, F134, F171.5, J28 Religious Society of Friends (see Quaker- psychiatry, C43, D69, D73 ism) psychohistory, C43, F138 Renaissance, the, A26, C10, C19.5, C35, public speech, D78 D15, D54, D55, D70, E7, F42, F57, Puritanism, C7, D31, D60, F11, F104, F119, F151, F156, F192, L7, N2, F117, F130.5, F177, G2, L7, O16.5 OM1, U4 Renato, Camillo, F178 Quakerism, xvii, A16, D90, D135–39, Repgen, Konrad, F173 G2, J14, R2 resurrection, see Easter Quam, John E., P29 Reu, J. Michael, C29 Quanbeck, Warren A., C15 Rexine, John E., P14 Querela Pacis, D36 Rhine [river], F108 Quinn, E., P23 Ricart, Domingo, F143 Richards, Gertrude Randolph Bramlette, Raber, Kuno, F98 P16 Rabil, Albert Jr., P11, P15 Rideman, Peter, F81 Raitt, Jill, P30 Rin, Tsevi, A7, A13 Rambaldi, Susanna Peryonel, A32 Ritter, Gerhard, A11, C8 Ramsey, G. D., P15 Roback, Abraham Aaron, C5, C20 Ramsey, Paul, P31 Roberts, Ben, P7 Ranson, Guy H., P30 Robertson, E. H., P15 rationalism, D11 Rochester Theological Seminary, A22

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Roditi, Edouard, P15 Schaaf, David Schley, D147.7 Roelker, Nancy L., P30 Schaaf, James L., P21.5 Rogers, Elizabeth, F49 Schafer, Thomas A., P25 Roland Bainton Speaks on the Martin Luther Schamoni, Wilhelm, F51 Motion Picture, A15.5, O20 Schenk, W., F84 Roland H. Bainton Book Prize, xix, OM1 Schild, M. E., P32 Roland H Bainton Fund, A39 Schisler, F. H., P6 Roland H. Bainton Papers, A5–6, O17.3, Schmid, Walter, F97 O21, Q2, R1 Schola Moderna Chorale, K4.3 Roly, A39, J4, NB4, P25.5, T1 scholar, the Christian, F120 Roman Empire, A18, A22–23, C36, F3, scholasticism, F197 F6, Schornbaum, K., F96 Roosevelt, Eleanor, O21 Scotland, A35, F78 Rosenberg clemency appeal, O22 Schottenloher, O., P25 Rosenblatt, Wilbrandis, C33 Schultz, Selina Gerhard, F74 Rossman, Parker, K4.5, K9.9 Schwarz, Rudolf, P13 Roth, Erich, F23.5, P17 Schweitzer, Albert, C5, C20 Roth, Paul, F36, F85 Schwenckfeld, Caspar, F74 Roth, R., P17 Schwiebert, D. G., F79 Rotondò, Antonio, A31, F178 Screech, M. A. P15 Rott, John, F27–28 Sebert, Stephen, P15 Roubik, Joseph, P12 sectarian theory, D24 Rouse, Ruth, F72, F102, P7 Séguy, Jean, P11 Roussel, B., P7, P18 Seidenspinner, Clarence, P26 Rudin, Harry, D102.1, J10 Sellery, G. C., D48, P17, P25 Rupp, E. Gordon, C15, C40, P15, P25 sermons, A27, A37, C44.6, C57, C60, Rusling, G. W., P18 C61, D30, K1.6, K2, K3.6, K4.6, Rutherford, Samuel, F155 K5.1, K9, K10.5, O22 Russia, D129 Servetus, Michael, xviii, A4, A14, C11, D5, Rusting, G. W., P18 D8, D10, D35, D44, D48–49, E6.5, Rutherford, Samuel, F155 E14, F5, F7, F104.5, F200.7, G1, P19 Ryan, E. A. F17 Setton, K. M., F119 Seu, Young I1, A13 Sachs, Hans, D23 sex, A18, C55, D106, D109, P27 Sadoleto, Jacopo, F142 Shaw, Don C., P17 Safley, Thomas F., O20.6 Shedd, Clarence, D145, J9 Saint Paul’s Church (Ebutte, Meta, Lagos, Shepherd, Massey H., Jr., P25 Nigeria), J8 Sherman, Franklin, O15.7 saints, F48, F51, F58, F82 Shinn, Roger L., P6 Samuel, Vinay C., P6 Short, H. L., P19 San Francisco Theological Seminary, K9.35, Shurden, Walter, K9.3 O17.4 Siena, A6 Santonastaso, G., F50 Simons, Menno, F22, F121 Sapori, Armando, A6 Simpler, Steven H., NB1, O35, S3 Sarni, Flavio, A32 Simpson, Alan, F117 Saxony, F167 Sippell, Theodor, F99 Scandinavia, A35, P28 Sittler, Joseph, J9

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sixteenth century, the, A5–6, A13, C2, Stondt, John Joseph, F20 C44.4, D7, D9, F127, F151, L3, NB2, Stowe, Harriet Beecher, A2 P25, S1 Straley, George H., P32 Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, xix, Strand, Kenneth A., F149 O25, OM1, U4 Strauss, Gerald, F200.5 Skalwert, Stephen, F174 Stunt, Timothy C. F., P15 Smalley, Martha Lund, R1 Stupperich, Robert, P17 Smart, James D., C32 Sturm, Jean, F27 Smith, Preserved, P13 Suarez, Francesco de, F50 Smith, Wilson, C41, P31 Swain, David L., D73.6 Smylie, James H., O18, P18 Swanson, Guy E., F174.5 Snyder, Ross, P7 Swanstrom, R., P32 social activist, [RHB as] S2 Swanton, R., P29 Socinianism, F46, F131.5 Sweet, Herman J., P7 Socinus, Laelius, C24 Swiss Brethren, the, F86 Sohm, Walter, F99 Switzerland, F97 Solis, Virgil, A27, A37 Swomley, John M., P6 Sosa, A. F., A7, A11 Szczucki, Lech, P10 soul, the [Spanish and Saxon], A24 South America, A24 Tägt, Nils, P17 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Takenaka, Masao, F195, N3, O19, O36 K9.1, K9.3, K9.4 Tamiment Chamber Music Festival, J29 Southworth Lecture (Andover-Newton Tappert, Helen Carson, J23 Theological Seminary), A22, D20 Tappert, Theodore G., J23, P17, P30 Spain, A35, P28 Taylor, J. Paul, P6 Spalatin,Georg, D64 Taylor, Nathaniel, K1.3 Speel, Charles J., P9, M1 Taylor Lectures (Yale Divinity School), J9 Spinka, Matthew, F100 teaching, D74, D77, D78 Spitz, Lewis W., C8, C21, F156, M1, P15, technology, D81 P20 Tedeschi, John A., C24 Sprunt Lectures (Union Theological Semi- television, O19 nary, Richmond, Virginia), A12 Telle, Emile V., F105 Staedtke, Joachim, F194 Terpstra, Gordon, K10.5 Staehelin, Ernst, C33 Teufel, Eberhard, F108 Stanius, Ellen J., P30 Tewell, Thomas K., K10.5 Staley Distinguished Christian Scholars Thamer, Theobald, F70 Series, O20.7 Thanksgiving, C61 Stanton, Madeline E., A14 theater, OM1 state, the, D126, F90, K9.3 theology, D141, F101, F162, F196, F200, Stayer, James, C44.5, O20.5, P1 J18, K1.3, O16.5, OM1 Stephens, Jodi, O10 Thickett, D., F118.5 Stephenson, S. H., P29 Thiel, Rudolf, F116 Sterling Divinity Quadrangle, J6 Thomas, J. B., P10 Stern, Fritz, C27 Thomas, Roger, P15 Stone, G. C., P24.5 Thompson, Craig R., F77, G6 Stone Lectures Series (Princeton Theologi- Thompson, D. Y., D101 cal Seminary), A31, K3 Thompson, Ernest Trice, P17

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Thompson, J. Earl, Jr., P15 Vannorsdal, John, OB4 Thomson, S. Harrison, C34 Veale, W. H., P17, P26 Thornton, Robert, P15 Veltlin, F88 Throop, P. A., F34 Venice, OM1 Thrupp, Sylvia, F159 Vermont, University of, D79.5 Tiedemann, Karl, P7 Vermont Congregational Ministers' Confer- Tipple Lectures (Drew University), A14 ence (Montpelier, Vt.), A12 Tjernagel, Neelok Serawlook, F165.5 Vickery, William E., P7 tolerance (ie toleration), A5, A24, A31, C9, Vieth, Paul, A9, A20 C53, D134, F107, F130, F150 Vigezzi, Brunello, F148 Toleration Controversy, A12, C2 Vietnam, D99, D100 Tonkin, John, NB1–3 Vignettes of Men Memorialized in the Build- Torrales, Paquel Lozada de Ayala, A11 ings of the Yale Divinity School, A19, J5 Tracy, James D., P15 Vinay, Valdo, F186.5 Traniello, F., P26 Virginia, U4 Transylvania, A35 Volz, H., P13 Travail of Religious Liberty, The, A12, P26 Volz, Paul, F190 Trent, Council of, F59 trinity, doctrine of the, F122, F124.5 Wahlstrom Eric H., P1 Troeltsch, Ernst, D33 Wainwright, Eleanor S., P1 Truman, Harry S., O22 Walker, Williston, E4 truth, D134 Walter, Erich Albert, C62 Tschan, Francis J., P12 Walton, R. C., P15 Tüchle, Hermann, P15 war, A22, A36, C36, C49–53, D20, D22, Turks, the, F57 D80–102.5, D136, F43, F45, F161, F184, F196, K1.7, K9.3, K11, P6 Union Theological Seminary (Richmond, Ward, L. H., P30 Va.), A12, K3.8, K3.9, K5.1 Ward Lecture (Guilford College, Guilford, Unitarianism, D12, F46, F177 N.C.), A16 United States, the, D50, F181, F198 Wartburg Seminary, A11 unity, Christian, A29, C17, D12, D19, Washbourne, P., P28 D55, D58, F38, P11 Washington Conference of Methodist Min- unity, of mankind, C5 isters, A22 University of Chattanooga [Tenn.], K3.4, Washington [state], O14.5 K3.5 Watson, Philip S., F61, P15, P23 University of Virginia, xix Watt, Tessa, OM1 Uphaus, Willard, D133 Weber, R., P15 Urquaut.W. S., P17 Weber, T. R., P6 usury, F89 Weaver, M., P29 Utrecht, D12, OM1 Weigle, Luther, O24, P31 Wenger, John Christian, F121 Vajta, Vilmos, C16 Wengert, Barbara Ann, P1 Valdés, Juan de, F143, F146 Wentz, Frederick K., P11 Valkhoff, Marius, C9, F188 Werdermann, Hermann, P17 Van Dusen, Henry Pitney, F158, J16 Westlund, Virgil R., P9 Van Sickle, H. Gordon, P9, P10 Wetzler, Robert P., C58 Vanderbilt University Divinity School, K1.8 Whale, J. S., O15

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What Christianity Says about Sex, Love, and Württemberg, F96 Marriage, A18, P27 Wyclif, John, F100, F125 Whiteman, C., P4 Whitman College, J24, O38 Yale and the Ministry, A20, J5.5, P31 Wiederaenders, Robert C., C29 Yale Divinity School, A9, A19–20, A21.5, Wilbur, Earl Morse, F7, F46 A36, A39, C1, C45, C48, D82, D142– Will, H. Jr., P6 6.5, J4–9, J18, J28, K1.5,K1.6, K1.7, Willan, Healey, I1 K2, K3.7, K4, K4.3, K4.4, K4.6, K4.7, William of Hornes, Lord of Heze, F113 K4.8, K4.9, K7, K7.1, K7.2, K7.4, Williams, Daniel D., C13 K7.6, K9.7, K9.8, K9.9, K11, L2, L7, Williams, George Huntston, C44, F153, O16, O21–22, O24, O24.5, O30–32, NB2, O20.6, P31 O32.8, R1, T1 Williams, Philip, P7 Yale Divinity School Library, A5–6, A14, Winnington-Ingram, Bishop A. F., D101 O17.3, R1, U1 Winters, R. L., F24 Yale Divinity School Visual Education Ser- Wiswedel, W., F94 vice, A9, K1.5, K1.6, K1.7, K3.7, K4, Wittenberg, F71, F80 K4.8, K4.9, K7, K7.1, K7.2, K7.4, Wolf, E., P3, P13 K7.6, K9.7, K9.8, K11 Wolfson, Harry Austryn, F124.5 Yale University, A15, A20, A39, B2, D140, Wolseley, Roland E., C46 D141, D147, D147.5, F92, F135, I4, Women, A32–33, A35, C34, C37, C39, J2, J5.5, J10, J20, J28, O11.9, O21– C40, C44.4, D57, D70–71, K4.4, 22, O29–33, P31, T1, T2 K4.9, K7.6, K8, K9.4, K12, O20.6, Yesterday, Today, and What’s Next?, A36, P32 P28–30 Yi Chong-t’ae omgim, A11 Women of the Reformation from Spain to Scandinavia, A35, P28 Zeeden, E. W., P17 Women of the Reformation in France and Zeigler, Edward Krusen, P6 England, A33, K8, K9.4, P29 Zell, Katherine, C34, K8 Women of the Reformation in Germany and Italy, A32, K8, K9.4, P30 Zeller, Winfried, C26, C42 World Council of Churches, A16 Zerbopoulo, Gerasimou, A11 World Student Christian Federation, F72 Zijlstra, S., O20.5 World Wide Web, K10, U1 Zophy, Jonathan W., C37 Worship, F162 Zurich, A5, F97 Woude, Sape van der, C9 Zurich, Endre, F194 Wright, Conrad, P31 Zweig, Stefan, F18, F91 Wright, F. A., F4 Zwingli, Ulrich, F55 writing, C46 Zwinglians, A13

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