In Switzerland from 1516 to 1525 - James Aitken Wylie

Zwingli prepared for the conference which he
had been the main instrument of convoking, by
composing an abridgment of doctrine, consisting of
sixty-seven articles, which he got printed, and
offered to defend from the Word of God. The first
article struck at that dogma of Romanism which
declares that "Holy Scripture has no authority
unless it be sanctioned by the Church." The others
were not less important, namely, that Jesus Christ
is our only Teacher and Mediator; that He alone is
the Head of believers; that all who are united to
Him are members of His body, children of God,
and Members of the Church; that it is by power
from their Head alone that Christians can do any
good act; that from Him, not from the Church or
the clergy, comes the efficacy that sanctifies; that
Jesus Christ is the one sovereign and eternal Priest;
that the mass is not a sacrifice; that every kind of
food may be made use of on all days; that
monkery, with all that appertains to it–frocks,
tonsures, and badges–is to be rejected; that Holy
Scripture permits all men, without exception, to
marry; that ecclesiastics, as well as others, are
bound to obey the magistrate; that magistrates have
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