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A History of the Reformation (Vol. 2 of 2)

Note 104 — Chapter III

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Cf. his letter to Francis Daniel, where he speaks about the publication of the Commentary; says that he has issued it at his own expense; that some of the Paris lecturers, to help its sale, had made it a book on which they lectured, and hopes quod publico etiam bono forte cessurum sit (Herminjard, Correspondance, etc. ii. 417).

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