Tischreden — Luther’s informal conversation recorded by his students and companions and first published by Johann Aurifaber in 1566. Translated by William Hazlitt.
- Table Talk About This Book
- Introduction
- A Copy of the Order from the House of Commons
- Dr. John Aurifaber’s Preface
Luther’s Table-Talk
- Of God’ Word.
- Of God’s Works
- The Nature of the World.
- Of Idolatry
- Of Jesus Christ
- Of the Holy Ghost
- Of Sins
- Of Free-Will
- Of the Catechism
- Of the Law and the Gospel
- Of Justification
- Of Prayer
- Of Baptism
- Of the Sacrament of the Lord’ Supper
- Of the Church
- Of Excommunication
- Of Preachers and Preaching
- Of the Antichrist
- Of Purgatory
- Of Councils
- Of the Fathers of the Church
- Of the Patriarchs and Prophets
- Of the Apostles and Disciples of Christ
- Of Angels
- Of the Devil and his Works
- Of Temptation and Tribulation
- Of Luther’s Adversaries
- Of Offences
- Of a Christian Life
- Of Princes and Potentates
- Of Discord
- On Sickness, and of the Causes Thereof
- Of Death
- Of the Resurrection
- Of Allegories
- Of Spiritual and Church Livings
- Of Constrained Defence
- Of Lawyers
- Of Universities, Arts, etc.
- Of Astronomy and Astrology
- Of Learned Men
- Of the Jews
- Of the Turks
- Of Countries and Cities
- Of Vocation and Calling