Note 237 — Chapter XI · EXPIATIONS AND PROCESSIONS. (End of 1534 and Beginning of 1535.)
Reading edition
Journal d'un Bourgeois, p. 414.
[238] Crespin, Martyrol. fol. 43.
[239] Journal d'un Bourgeois, p. 445.
[240] Crespin, Martyrol. fol. 113 verso.
[241] Crespin, Martyrol. fol. 113 verso.
[242] Chronique du Roi François I. p. 130. This manuscript, published by M. Guiffrey in 1860, has described several new facts.
[243] Chronique du Roi François I. pp. 130-132.
[244] The breeches-preacher; comp. Italian brache.
[245] The list of those who were noted by the officers of justice as having fled from Paris, of which the Bourgeois de Paris speaks in his Journal, p. 446, is given more completely in the Chronique de François I. pp. 130-132.
[246] Gerardus Rufus ... decreto regio absolutus.'—Cop to Bucer, Strasburg MS.
[247] Chronique du Roi François I. p. 113.
[248] 'Quam avido novitatis ingenio essent Galli.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Hérés. ii. p. 229.
[249] These are temporary altars set up in the streets, and at which the procession of the Corpus Christi halts 'to repose the Holy Sacrament.'
[250] Chronique du Roi François I. p. 114.
[251] 1 Kings xviii. 27.
[252] Calvin, Opusc. franç. pp. 750-751.
[253] Calvin, Opusc. franç. p. 745.
[254] Ibid. pp. 727 and 736.
[255] Ibid. pp. 736, 742.
[256] Ibid. p. 734.
[257] Psalms ii. 12.
[258] Gamier, Hist. de France, xxiv. p. 556.
[259] 'Innumera denique plebis multitudine.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Hérés. ii. p. 229. See also the Journal d'un Bourgeois de Paris; Fontaine, Hist. Catholique; Maimbourg, Hist. du Calvinisme; and the Chronique de François I.