Martin Luther

Title	Martin Luther
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Martin Luther.

Martin Luther.

Born. Novemeber 10, 1483. Eisleben, Saxon Died. Febuary 18, 1546. Eiselben.

German priest, biblical scholar and linguist whose Ninety-five Theses, an attack
on various eclesiastical abuses, precipitated the Protestant Reformation.
Lutherm the son of a minor who wanted him to become a lawyer, attended
the University of Erfurt. In 1506he joined the monastic order of St. Augustine
and was ordained a priest in 1507. From 1508 to 1546 he taught at the new
University of Wittenberg, receiving a doctorate in theology in...

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