The Life of Philip Melanchthon

01 - His Youth

02 - The University

03 - His Debut in Wittenberg, and at the Leipzig Disputation

04 - Building and Fighting

05 - Melanchthon without Luther

06 - Labors, Recreation, and Trouble

07 - The War of the Peasants

08 - His Labors for the Church and Schools

09 - The Diet of Spire

10 - The Conference at Marburg

11 - The Diet of Augsburg Part I

12 - The Diet of Augsburg Part II

13 - The Diet of Augsburg Part III

14 - The Diet of Augsburg Part IV

15 - The Position of the Evangelical Party after the Diet of Augsburg

16 - The Kings of France and England, and Melanchthon

17 - The Wittenberg Form of Concord

18 - Recreation and Trouble

19 - The Convention at Smalkald

20 - The Assembly of the Princes at Frankfort, and the Victories of the Reformation      

21 - Help in a Dangerous Illness

22 - Conflicts in the Evangelical Camp

23 - Worms and Ratisbon Part I

24 - Worms and Ratisbon Part II

25 - Progress of the Reformation

26 - The School of Tribulation

27 - Worms and Ratisbon again

28 - Luther Dies, and Melanchthon Mourns

29 - War and the Misery of War

30 - Restoration of the University of Wittenberg

31 - The Diet of Augsburg and its Interim

32 - How the Interim fared in the Electorate of Saxony

33 - Disputes about the Leipzig Interim

34 - The Conflict with Osiander

35 - The Changed Attitude of the Elector Maurice

36 - Doctrinal Controversies, and Attempts to bring about a Union Part I

37 - Doctrinal Controversies, and Attempts to bring about a Union Part II

38 - The Religious Conference at Worms

39 - The Last Years of his Life, real Years of Sorrow Part I

40 - The Last Years of his Life, real Years of Sorrow Part II

41 - His Domestic Life

42 - Something more of Melanchthon's Merits

43 - He Dies Part I

44 - He Dies Part II

45 - He Dies Part III