Note 290 — Chapter XIII · CALVIN AT STRASBURG, WITH ERASMUS, AND AT BASLE. (Summer and Autumn, 1534.)

Schmidt, Jean Sturm, ch. iii.

[291] Calvin to Bucer, 150 et. 1541.

[292] 'Matthias qui solus adhuc populum habet.'—Bucerus Blauerero, 18th Jan. 1534.

[293] Rœrich, Reform in Elsass, i. p. 133.

[294] Christliche Verantwortung.

[295] Calvini Opp.

[296] Fueslin, Beyträge, p. 196. Lehr, Matth. Zell. p. 67.

[297] 'Quæ furit sese amando,—Etsi amat (ut nos omnes) sua impensius.' See Rœhrich, Mittheilungen, iii. p. 132.

[298] [Greek: Gunaikokratoumenos].—Bucerus Blaurero, 16 Nov. 1533.

[299] 'Ad opera uxor eum detrudit.'—Ibid. Jan. 1534.

[300] Letter to Farel, dated Strasburg, May 19, 1539.

[301] Letter to Bucer, October 15, 1541.

[302] Calvin to Du Tillet, Lettres Françaises, i. pp. 4, 54. See also the Correspondence published for the first time by M. Crottet, p. 25.

[303] Flor. Rémond, Hist. Hérés. ii. p. 272.

[304] Calvin, Lettres Françaises, i. p. 272.

[305] 'Quiete diu negata fruerer.'—Calvin, Præf. in Psalm.

[306] 'Cum Calvinus a Bucero ad Erasmum adductus esset.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Hérés. ii. p. 251.

[307] 'In causam ecclesiæ tranquillandæ.'—Paulus papa Erasmo; Erasmi Ep. p. 1539.

[308] 'Ad novos errores ex multorum animis abscindendos.'—Ibid.

[309] 'De intricatis aliquot religionis capitibus sermonem cum ipso contulit.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Hérés. ii. p. 251.

[310] 'Nec ulla superest medendi spes, nisi Christus ipse vertat aminos'.—Erasmi Op.

[311] I see a great pestilence rising in the Church against the Church.—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Hérés. ii. p. 251. 'Ad Bucerum Calvinum demonstrans dixisse fertur.'—Ibid.

[312] Whose praise is censure and his censure praise.

[313] 'Ut in obscuro aliquo angulo abditus.'—(Calv. Præf. in Psalm.)

[314] 'Mignardent et folâtrent.'

[315] Calvinus, in Timoth. 1. ch. ii.

[316] 'Catherina Petita lectissima matrona sanctitate singularis ingenii mirifice captus.'—Ramus, Basilea, 1571. See also the Life of Peter Ramus, by Mr. Ch. Waddington, who was the first to direct attention to this interesting passage, p. 194.

[317] 'Tum Calvini hospita sæpe ac jucunde mihi narravit.'—Ramus, Basilea, 1571.

[318] 'Lumen Galliæ, lumen christianæ per orbem terrarum ecclesiæ.—Ibid.

[319] 'Cum incognitus Basileæ laterem.'—Calv. Præf. in Psalm.

[320] 'It flows and shall flow on for ever.'—Horace, Ep., bk. I. Ep. ii.

[321] Calvin, in Matth. iv. 1.

[322] 'Pudore pene immodico.'—Erasmi Ep. p. 1464.

[323] 'Solis radiantis splendor cæterorum siderum lumen obscurat.'—Bezæ Icones.

[324] Calvin, Dédicace de l'Épître aux Romains.

[325] 'Sese hebraicis litteris dedit.'—Beza, Vita Calvini.

[326] 'Jam mihi a nescio quo sermo injectus.'—Calvin to Libertet.

[327] 'Tantum abest ut tuo judicio offensus fuerim.'—Ibid.

[328] 'Neque enim ea est mea morositas.'—Ibid.

[329] It would seem that the only copy extant is that in the library of Neuchâtel.