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| 1518 |
| | | Philipp Melanchthon joins the Wittenberg university to teach Greek and inspires Luther to translate the New Testament | |
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| c. 1520 |
| | | Europe's new printing presses make possible the first pamphlet war, spreading instant arguments for and against the Reformation | |
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| 1520 |
| | | Luther's writings are burnt in Rome by order of the pope | |
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| 1521 |
| | | Pope Leo X excommunicates Martin Luther after he has refused to recant | |
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| 1521 |
| | | Luther travels to the German city of Worms to present his case to an imperial diet | |
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| 1521 |
| | | Luther bears witness to a Protestant conscience, stating at Worms: 'Here I stand, I can not do otherwise.' | |
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| 1522 |
| | | Outlawed by the Edict of Worms, Luther lives secretly in the Wartburg as Junker Georg | |
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| 1522 |
| | | Huldreich Zwingli eats sausage in Lent in Zurich, launching the Swiss Reformation | |
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| 1523 |
| | | Hans Sachs, popular poet and master singer, describes Luther as the Wittenberg nightingale | |
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| 1524 |
| | | William Tyndale studies in the university at Wittenberg and plans to translate the Bible into English | |
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