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History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin. Vol. 2 (of 8)

Note 586 — Chapter XXXIII · WURTEMBERG GIVEN TO PROTESTANTISM BY THE KING OF FRANCE. (Spring 1534.)

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Rœhrich, Reform in Elsass, ii. p. 274.

[587] 'Dominus excitet multos isti heroï similes.'—Bucer to Chelius.

[588] 'Adhuc vehementer laboratur.'—Du Bellay to Bucer.

[589] 'Omnes enim bene sperare jubent.'—Du Bellay to Bucer.

[590] 'Etiam rex ipse, cujus animus erga meliores litteras magis ac magis augetur.'—Ibid.

[591] 'Una tamen in re vehementer a Germanis abhorret.'—Ibid.

[592] Béthune MSS. 8493. Ranke, iii. p. 456.

[593] 'Restitutio ducis Wurtembergensis brevi magnos motus pariet. Divinationes meas nosti.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 706.

[594] 'Magna et periculosa res universo orbi terrarum ac præcipue nobis.'—Ibid. p. 728.

[595] 'Mit monstrosen Figuren.'—Seckendorf, p. 833.

[596] 'Gallum iterum venturum in potestatem imperatoris Caroli.'—Ibid.

[597] 'Leo carebit auxilio et decipietur a lolio.'—Ibid. The correct reading is evidently lilium (lily) and not lolium (tares). The preposition a indicates that the word is taken in a symbolical sense.

[598] 'Dolore et indignatione accensus replicui.'—Sanchez' report to Ferdinand: Bucholz. Ranke.

[599] 'Cassellæ nescio quid memorant noctu, super aquis monstri visum esse.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 729.

[600] Ranke, Deutsche Geschichte, iii. p. 459.

[601] 'Quid si Deus illa publica vitia tum punire, tum aliqua ex parte tollere decrevit?'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 729.

[602] 'Ut Christum invocare et præsentiam ejus experiri discamus.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 730.

[603] Sleidan, i. liv. ix p. 365. Ranke, iii. p. 461. Rommel, ii. p. 319.

[604] 'In senatum pontifex venit, lectæque ibi sunt litteræ fratris Caroli.'—Pallavicini, Conc. Trid. i. p. 294.

[605] 'The Duke of Wyttemberg lately restored by his and his good brother's meanes.'—State Papers, vii. p. 568.

[606] Sleidan, i. pp. 366-368. Ranke, iii. pp. 465-468.

[607] 'Soll aussen bleiben.'—Sattler, iii. p. 129. Sleidan, iii. p. 369. Ranke, iii. p. 481.

[608] The house of Wurtemberg boasts its descent from Emeric, mayor of the palace under Clovis.

[609] Hist. of the Ref. of the Sixteenth Century, vol. i. bk. iii. ch. ii.

[610] 'Snepfius Stuttgardiæ pastor ecclesias in illo ducatu reformavit.'—Melch. Adami Vitæ Germanorum Theologorum, p. 322.

[611] Hist. of the Ref. of the Sixteenth Century, vol. iv. bk. xvi. ch. x.

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