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| "It is not the cure, but the physician who prescribes it that I dislike," said the Archbishop of Salzburg, who had been peculiarly bitter against the Reformers. "I would oblige the laity with the cup, and the priests with wives, and all with a little more liberty as regards meats. Nor am I opposed to some reformation of the mass; but that it should be a monk, a poor Augustine, who presumes to reform us all, is what I cannot get over." Spoken of Luther 1530, Diet of Worms |
| Martin Luther |
| Matthäus Lang Archbishop of Salzburg |
