Many of the books I'm reading reference the German works of Luther w/o references to the American editions.
Would anyone know of or have a comparison chart to help me?
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Man, did Mikko do a great job! I'm going to have to sort through and cross-reference his charts with my readings. I'm sure once I get the hang of it, it will be much easier to parallel German sources with English.
Great starting point and thanks for making Mikko's charts available!
Fellow User Mikko Paavola built a cross-ref index some years ago, I think the latest version is found here:
The "Kritische Gesamtausgabe" (i.e. complete critical edition), a.k.a. "Weimarer Ausgabe" (Weimar edition) is often abbreviated simply as "WA" without specifying. It was compiled over decades in the early 20th century, those parts that are in the public domain can be read at archive.org https://archive.org/search?query=kritische+gesamtausgabe+luther
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