The Triumph of Truth: A Life of Martin Luther Book

	Introduction	vii
1	Luther's Early Life and Training	1
2	University Days	9
3	In the Augustinian Monastery	15
4	Staupitz	21
5	The University of Wittenberg	29
6	Luther at Rome	33
7	Doctor of the Holy Scriptures	41
8	"Learn to Know Christ and Him Crucified"	49
9	Luther Before the Nobility	57
10	Indulgences	63
11	"Nets to Catch Silver"	73
12	The Ninety-five Theses	79
13	Reaction to the Theses	89
14	Tetzel's Attack	97
15	Rome Responds	105
16	Luther's "Paradoxes"	115
17	Luther and Leo X	123
18	The Pope Takes Action	129
19	Melancthon	137
20	Journey to Augsburg	145
21	Before Cardinal Cajetan	155
22	Return from Augsburg	167
23	A New Envoy from Rome	177
24	Eck Challenges Luther	191
25	The Leipzig Disputation (Part 1)	201
26	The Leipzig Disputation (Part 2)	211
27	The Aftermath of Leipzig	219
28	Charles V and the Nobility	227
29	The Appeal to the German Nobility	237
30	"Arise, O Lord"--The Papal Bull	245
31	The Babylonian Captivity of the Church	251
32	"It Is Christ Who Has Begun These Things"	261
33	Luther Responds to the Bull	269
34	Political Maneuvering	275
35	The Diet of Worms Convenes	283
36	Conflict and Controversy at Worms	291
37	Luther Summoned to Worms	301
38	Luther Journeys to Worms	309
39	"Here I Stand"	317
40	Attempts at Compromise	329
41	Captured	339
42	"Captive with and Against My Will"	347
43	On Marriage and Monasticism	353
44	Making God Speak German	357
45	The Zwickau Prophets	363
46	Luther Returns	371
47	Luther and Henry VIII	381
48	The Peasants' War (Part 1)	391
49	The Peasants' War (Part 2)	403
50	Luther's Marriage	409
51	Triumph in Death	415
	Editor's Afterword	419
	Index of Persons	423