Note 612 — Chapter XXXIV · CONFERENCE AT THE LOUVRE FOR THE UNION OF TRUTH AND CATHOLICITY IN THE CHURCH. (1534.)
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'Mores modestissimi.'—Melanchthon to the Queen of Navarre, Corp. Ref. ii. p. 733.
[613] 'Non solum mundities et elegantia singularis, sed etiam quædam non insuavis copia.'—Ibid.
[614] 'Ad quasdam alias operas, a quibus et natura et voluntate abhorret.'—Ibid. p. 735.
[615] 'Paupertas, quasi manus injecit.'—Ibid. p. 752.
[616] 'Velut in quodam numine.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 752.
[617] 'Homo infimæ sortis et ignotus Celsitudini tuæ.'—Ibid.
[618] 'Fama tuæ eximiæ pietatis quæ totum terrarum orbem pervagata est.'—Ibid.
[619] 'Et recensebit ad posteros universa ecclesia.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 733.
[620] He died there in 1561. See Senebier, Hist. Litt. de Genève. Ch. le Fort, Livre du Recteur, p. 371. Haag, France Protestante, which contains a list of Baduel's numerous writings.
[621] 'Videres in ædibus illis perpetuo accedentes et discedentes atque exeuntes aliquos.'—Camerarius, Vita Melanchthonis, p. 40.
[622] 'Quanta dissipatio reipublicæ et ecclesiæ.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 740.
[623] 'In plerisque dicebat regem esse non alienum a libro Philippi quo locos ille tractat communes.'—Gerdesius, Hist. Evang. renov. iv. p. 114.
[624] 'Regem Gallorum apud pontificem de pace et mitigatione tantarum rerum acturum esse.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 976.
[625] 'Si monarchæ aliqui efficerent ut aliqui boni et docti viri amanter et libere inter se colloquerentur.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 740.
[626] 'Et interdum præter rem tumultuantur.'—Ibid.
[627] 'Usitatam ecclesiæ formam conservare, quantum possibile est.—Ibid.
[628] 'Ut Celsitudo tua, propter Christi gloriam, hortetur summos monarchas.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 740.
[629] 'Sed nihil opus est, te currentem, ut dici solet, adhortari.'—Ibid.
[630] 'Assentior tibi, mi Bucere, desperandam esse concordiam cum pontifice romano.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 275.
[631] 'Dass die obere Gewalt eine heilige sey.'—Schmidt, Zeitschrift für Hist. Theol.
[632] 'Consentientibus symmistis meis.'—Consilium Buceri, Strasburg MSS.
[633] Hist. of the Ref. of the Sixteenth Century, vol. ii. bk. viii. ch. viii.
[634] Melanchthon's memoir will be found in the Corpus Reformatorum, published by Dr. Bretschneider, ii. pp. 743-766. I am indebted to Professor Schmidt for a copy of Bucer's memoir, which is in the Strasburg library. The volume containing Hedio's memoir has disappeared from the archives; we have, however, found a few extracts.
[635] 'Concordia esse non potest nisi inter eos qui sunt de ecclesia.'—Consilium Buceri MS.
[636] 'Pontifex et summi reges agnoscant ecclesiæ morbos.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 743.
[637] 'Nisi inter eos qui Christo vere credunt.'—Consilium Buceri.
[638] 'Nec etiam ut nulla omnino labes tolleretur.'—Ibid.
[639] 'Creari tales oporteret.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 746.
[640] 'Locum de justificatione, ut a nostris tractatur, probare regem.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 1017.
[641] 'Viva vivorum membrorum Christi communione.'—Buceri Consilium MS.
[642] 'Hic unus nodus de missa videtur inexplicabilis esse.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 781.
[643] 'Orationes et legendas multas ineptas et impias abrogandas aut saltem emendandas.'—Ibid. p. 1015.
[644] 'Veram Christi in cœna præsentiam exprimi.'—Buceri Cons.
[645] 'Plurimi in manifesta turpitudine vivunt.'—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 764.
[646] Schmidt, Zeitschrift für Hist. Theolog. 1850, p. 35.
[647] 'Ut Christus ecclesiam suam ... redigat in concordiam piam et perpetuam.'—Corp. Ref.
[648] 'Hos articulos Francisco regi non displicuisse multa sunt quæ suadent.'—Gerdesius, Hist. Evang. renov. iv. p. 124.