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ft48 He wrote to Myconius in 1522: “Statui proximis diebus in manus
resumere literas Hebraicas; nam futuro Decembri ... Psalmos
praelegam.” Opera, VII. 145.
ft49 Christum ex fontibus praedicare, purum Christum animis inserere.
Comp. his letter to Myconius (1520), Opera, VII. 142 sqq.
ft50 He did not elaborate his discourses on Matthew for publication, but we
have fragmentary reports from the year 1525. See the extracts in
Mörikofer I. 57-63.
ft51 See Asper’s portrait on p. 16, and the description of the Zwingli
pictures in Mörikofer, I. 345, and in the pamphlet, Zwingli-Ausstellung,
Zurich, January, 1884.
ft52 In Zwingli’s library are few works of Luther, and they have no
annotations. (Usteri, l.c., p. 716.) His noble tribute to Luther is quoted
in this History, vol. VI. 668.
ft53 Mörikofer, I. 65 sqq.
ft54 Merle d’Aubigné overrates the influence of this sickness by dating from
it Zwingli’s conversion and entire consecration to God. There was no
sudden change in his life, as in Paul or Luther: he developed gradually.
ft55 The original is given in Werke, II. 269-274, with a good modern
reproduction by Fulda; also by Mörikofer, I. 72-74; and Hagenbach,
218 (5th ed. by Nippold). Abridged translations in the English editions
of Merle d’Aubigné’s History of the Reformation, Bk. VIII. ch. 8
(“Lo! at my door gaunt death I spy,” etc.), and in Miss Moore’s
translation of Hagenbach’s History of the Reformation (Edinb., 1878,
vol. I. 274). The structure of the poems is very artificial and difficult to
reproduce.
ft56 These poems passed into the oldest Zurich hymn and tune books of
1560 and 1570, and are printed together by Wackernagel, Das
Deutsche Kirchenlied, vol. III. 500-503.
ft57 Sei.
ft58 flehe, schreie.
ft59 Pfeil.
ft63 Ruh.
ft64 doch.
ft60 fehlt.