Note 243 — Chapter XXI · CONFERENCES AT SMALCALD AND CALAIS. (March to October 1532.)
Reading edition
Le Grand, Hist. du Divorce de Henri VIII. i. p. 20.
[244] 'Ex oppido unde fluctu Lexoviorum.'—Rommel, Philippe le M. ii. p. 259.
[245] History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, vol. iv. bk. xiv. ch. xii.
[246] Lutheri Epp. iv. p. 201—Dec. 1530.
[247] Warnung an seine lieben Deutschen. Lutheri Opp. lib. xx. p. 298.
[248] Seckendorf, pp. 1174-1192, sqq.
[249] Urban Regius to the Landgrave.
[250] Lutheri Epp. iv. pp. 335, 337, 369, 372, sqq.
[251] Du Bellay, Mémoires, pp. 168, 169, Paris, 1588. The historian is very well informed, especially on everything concerning his brother's missions.
[252] Hist. of the Ref. of the Sixteenth Cent. vol. iii. bk. xii. chap. xi.
[253] Du Bellay, Mémoires, pp. 171, 172.
[254] Du Bellay, Mémoires, pp. 171, 172.
[255] 'Deus tibi comes nunquam deerit, in quo sapentiæ thesauri atque divitiarum consistunt.' See Ademarus, monk of Angoulême in 1029, Chronic. Gesta Synodi Aurelianensis, &c.
[256] The articles are given in Herbert's Life of Henry VIII. p. 366, sqq. Du Bellay, Mémoires, p. 171.
[257] Du Bellay, Mémoires, p. 173.
[258] Du Bellay, Mémoires, pp. 173, 174.
[259] Guicciardini, Hist. des Guerres d'Italie, ii. liv. xx. p. 893.
[260] 'The French king talked with the marchioness a space.'—Hall, p. 794.
[261] Le Grand, Hist. du Divorce de Henri VIII. p. 238.
[262] Brantôme, Mémoires, i. p. 235.
[263] The words tant italiens que autres, are not in the speech delivered at Calais according to Du Bellay; but they are in the written instructions given to the two cardinals. Preuves des Libertés, p. 260.
[264] Du Bellay, Mémoires, pp. 175, 176, sqq.