The Freedom of a Christian
Martin Luther, 1520 · Public domain translation, source verification pending
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We won’t publish a translation until we’ve checked its exact wording against a real, dated edition. Copying from memory risks quietly swapping in a different, still-copyrighted translation, which is exactly the mistake we’re trying not to make. Until that’s done properly, here’s one line we’re sure of, and the complete treatise from Project Wittenberg in the meantime.
“A Christian man is the most free lord of all, and subject to none.”
Quoted from an older, public-domain-era translation. We’re keeping it short until the full edition is properly sourced.