Notes to History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin. Vol. 2 (of 8) — Reading edition
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CHAPTER XIII. JOHN CALVIN A STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ORLEANS. (1527-1528.) · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. CALVIN TAUGHT AT ORLEANS OF GOD AND MAN; BEGINS TO DEFEND AND PROPAGATE THE FAITH. (1528.) · Note 1CHAPTER XV. CALVIN CALLED AT BOURGES TO THE EVANGELICAL WORK. (1528-1529.) · Note 1CHAPTER XVI. BERQUIN, THE MOST LEARNED OF THE NOBILITY, A MARTYR FOR THE GOSPEL. (1529.) · Note 1CHAPTER XVII. FIRST LABOURS OF CALVIN AT PARIS. (1529.) · Note 1CHAPTER XVIII. MARGARET'S SORROWS AND THE FESTIVITIES OF THE COURT (1530-1531.) · Note 1CHAPTER XIX. DIPLOMATISTS, BACKSLIDERS, MARTYRS. (1531.) · Note 1CHAPTER XX. CALVIN'S SEPARATION FROM THE HIERARCHY: HIS FIRST WORK, HIS FRIENDS. (1532.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXI. CONFERENCES AT SMALCALD AND CALAIS. (March to October 1532.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXII. A CAPTIVE PRINCE ESCAPES FROM THE HANDS OF THE EMPEROR. (Autumn 1532.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXIII. THE GOSPEL PREACHED AT THE LOUVRE AND IN THE METROPOLITAN CHURCHES. (Lent 1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXIV. DEFEAT OF THE ROMISH PARTY IN PARIS AND MOMENTARY TRIUMPH OF THE GOSPEL. (1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXV. CONFERENCE OF BOLOGNA. THE COUNCIL AND CATHERINE DE MEDICI. (Winter 1532-1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXVI. INTRIGUES OF CHARLES V., FRANCIS I., AND CLEMENT VII., AROUND CATHERINE. (Winter 1532-1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXVII. STORM AGAINST THE QUEEN OF NAVARRE AND HER 'MIRROR OF THE SINFUL SOUL.' (Summer 1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXVIII. TRIUMPH OF THE QUEEN OF NAVARRE. (Autumn 1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXIX. CATHERINE DE MEDICI GIVEN TO FRANCE. (October 1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXX. ADDRESS OF THE RECTOR TO THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS. (November 1533.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXXI. CONFERENCE AND ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCIS I. AND PHILIP OF HESSE AT BAR-LE-DUC. (Winter 1533-34.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXXII. TRIUMPH AND MARTYRDOM. (Winter 1533-34.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXXIII. WURTEMBERG GIVEN TO PROTESTANTISM BY THE KING OF FRANCE. (Spring 1534.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXXIV. CONFERENCE AT THE LOUVRE FOR THE UNION OF TRUTH AND CATHOLICITY IN THE CHURCH. (1534.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXXV. THE APPARITION AT ORLEANS. (Summer 1534.) · Note 1CHAPTER XXXVI. FRANCIS PROPOSES A REFORMATION TO THE SORBONNE. (Autumn 1534.) · Note 1CHAPTER I. THE RENAISSANCE, THE REFORMATION, THE MIDDLE AGES. (1526.) · Note 1CHAPTER II. THE GOSPEL AT GENEVA, AND THE SACK OF ROME. (January to June 1527.) · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE BISHOP CLINGS TO GENEVA, BUT THE CANONS DEPART. (Summer 1527.) · Note 1CHAPTER IV. THE BISHOP-PRINCE FLEES FROM GENEVA. (July and August 1527.) · Note 1CHAPTER V. EXCOMMUNICATION OF GENEVA AND FUNERAL PROCESSION OF POPERY. (August 1527 to February 1528.) · Note 1CHAPTER VI. THE KNIGHTS OF THE SPOON LEAGUE AGAINST GENEVA AT THE CASTLE OF BURSINEL. (March 1528.) · Note 1CHAPTER VII. INTRIGUES OF THE DUKE AND THE BISHOP. (Spring and Summer 1528.) · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. DEATH OF PONTVERRE. (October 1528 to January 1529.) · Note 1CHAPTER IX. THE REFORMATION BEGINS TO FERMENT IN GENEVA, AND THE OPPOSITION WITHOUT. (April 1529 to January 1530.) · Note 1CHAPTER X. VARIOUS MOVEMENTS IN GENEVA, AND BONIVARD CARRIED PRISONER TO CHILLON. (March to May 1530.) · Note 1CHAPTER XI. THE ATTACK OF 1530. (August, September, and October.) · Note 1CHAPTER XII. GENEVA RECLAIMED BY THE BISHOP AND AWAKENED BY THE GOSPEL. (November 1530 to October 1531.) · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. DANGER TO WHICH GENEVA IS EXPOSED BY THE DEFEAT OF CAPPEL. (October 1531 to January 1532.) · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. AN EMPEROR AND A SCHOOLMASTER. (Spring 1532.) · Note 1CHAPTER XV. THE PARDON OF ROME AND THE PARDON OF HEAVEN. (June and July 1532.) · Note 1