Apparently Erasmus suspected that Pirkheimer had, after all, let Œcolampadius know that he was inclined to the spiritual view of the Eucharist.
You differ from Œcolampadius in such a way that you seem to prefer to agree with Luther rather than with the Church.
All that I know about Philip and Œcolampadius I have learned from the letters of others.
It does not appear that the conference between Luther and Œcolampadius was resumed after dinner.
Before him was a table which Luther, Zwingle, Melancthon, and Œcolampadius approached.
In Œcolampadius there is a natural goodness and admirable meekness.
The return of Œcolampadius had still more important consequences for Basle than it had for himself.
My life is in danger: Œcolampadius possesses all the churches.
Zwingle arrived safe and sound at Basle,[202] and embarked on the river on the 6th September with Œcolampadius and several merchants.
Still Œcolampadius had not given way, and his meekness contended, although modestly, with the boldness of his impetuous friend.
On Friday the 1st October, after divine service, Luther and Œcolampadius were conducted into one chamber, and Zwingle and Melancthon into another.
The exertions of Œcolampadius to constitute the Church, were not, however, entirely unsuccessful.
This made Œcolampadius write in alarm to Zwingle: "Our cause hangs upon a thread.
Luther had pursued the same method with Œcolampadius as Melancthon with Zwingle.
In Basel they met [OE]colampadius and the deputy of the Council, Rudolph Frei.
Zwingli and [OE]colampadius willingly consented to his proposal of a Conference.
Here he expressed the wish that on the following morning Luther would hold a special conversation with [OE]colampadius and Zwingli with Melanchton.
OE]colampadius and his friends had to contend with no despicable antagonists, in the presence of hearers, the majority of whom were prejudiced against them.
They reached Bern on the third evening, where also [OE]colampadius and the theologians of Strassburg, Bucer and Capito, had already arrived.
OE]colampadius now headed the Reformed party at the Conference, in Zwingli's stead.
Among the burghers, on the other hand, the party of [OE]colampadius increased daily.
OE]colampadius wisely continued to speak in favor of peace, but he could not bring it about; for the time for anything like compromise had gone by.
Melanchthon wrote to his friend Œcolampadius at Basel an account of the Leipzig Disputation, which by chance fell into Eck’s hands.
Faber and Eck leading the papists and Haller of Bern and Œcolampadius of Basel representing the party of reform.
By order of Zwingli and Œcolampadius there were founded in Zürich, in A.
French Waldensians sent two delegates, George Morel and Peter Masson, who conferred verbally and in writing with Œcolampadius at Basel, and with Bucer and Capito at Strassburg.
Zwingel, who was miserably slain on the battlefield, and Œcolampadius who died of grief on that account, perished in their sins because they obstinately persisted in their errors.
What malicious hatred is there not apparent in his advice that Zwingli and Œcolampadius should be condemned, “even though this led to violence being offered them.
A letter of the same date to Œcolampadius is, in some respects, even more instructive.
The important letters of the Waldensee delegates and of Œcolampadius are printed in Gerdes.
They visited Œcolampadius at Basle, Bucer and Capito at Strasbourg, Farel at Neufchâtel, and Haller at Berne.
A correspondent of Erasmus, in 1515, writes to recommend Œcolampadius as “not unlearned in Greek literature.
He was not theirs as Œcolampadius well knew, in exterior profession nor theirs in the course they had seen fit to pursue.
We find also that Œcolampadius had begun to preach some of the protestant doctrines in 1514.
With Œcolampadius he had long carried on a correspondence.
But in good truth, what right had Œcolampadius to use the word noster, if it could be interpreted as claiming Erasmus to his ownside?
He afterwards proceeded to Switzerland; it is there he should have commenced his teaching: his independence needed the free air in which Zwingle and Œcolampadius breathed.
At the same time the public lectures delivered by himself and Pellican were crowned with such success that even Erasmus was forced to exclaim, "Œcolampadius triumphs.
But did not like men to come and trouble him there; and if he looked upon Œcolampadius with suspicion, another man inspired him with still greater apprehension.
He then published, conjointly with his friends, the famous Swabian Syngramma, in which he replied to Œcolampadius with firmness but with charity and respect.
Only Œcolampadius and ten of his friends voted against Eck's theses; while eighty persons, including the presidents of the debate and all the monks of Wittingen, adopted them.
But Œcolampadius soon became enthusiastically attached to him; and perhaps would have lost all independence in this close intimacy, if Providence had not separated him from his idol.
When Haller had finished, Œcolampadius returned to the combat, and pressed Eck so closely, that the latter was compelled to fall back on the customs of the Church.
At this time Œcolampadius was neither reformed nor a follower of Rome; he desired a certain purified catholicism, which is nowhere to be found in history, but the idea of which has often bridged the way to many minds.
Thomas Plater, who had come from Zurich to attend the colloquy, was despatched by Œcolampadius to ask Zwingle's advice.
He had to decide between one party and the other; Œcolampadius did not hesitate, and declared in favour of the reformer.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "colampadius" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
