"And if the world were full of devils and wanted to swallow us whole, we would not fear so much, for we shall succeed nonetheless." Luther fought not only against the Pope but also against the devil with pen and inkwell. He reformed the worship service, collected fables and proverbs, wrote hymns, and listened to the people. He had a fitting word to say about everything, in sermons, treatises, and table talks at home. Much of this is still widely quoted, often misquoted, and some of it is only attributed to him. This volume gathers Martin Luther's legendary sayings about the Bible, the papacy, the church, the emperor and the kitchen, marriage and family, as well as feasting and drinking.