Cochlaeus wrote that the Lutherans were slyly hiding their ungodly doctrines in order to deceive the Emperor: "astute occultari in illorum Confessione prava eorum Dogmata, de quibus ibi tacendo dissimulabant, ut in hypocrisi loquentes Maiestati Tuae aliisque principibus imponerent."
"Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church"
Friedrich Bente
When Petavius was employed in his Dogmata Theologica, a work of the most profound and extensive erudition, the great recreation of the learned father was, at the end of every second hour, to twirl his chair for five minutes.
"Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 1 (of 3)"
Isaac D'Israeli
Among offensive Pasquinades which have been placed here are: "Venditur hic Christus, venduntur Dogmata Petri, Descendam infernum ne quoque vendar ego."
"Walks in Rome"
Augustus J.C. Hare