Note 36 — Chapter II · THE EXILE TURNS PREACHER. (December 1533 and January 1534.)
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Calvin, Psaumes, ch. civ.
[37] Drelincourt, Défense du Calvinisme, p. 40; Crottet, Chron. protest. p. 96.
[38] Perroniana.
[39] 'Ut erat omnibus qui litteras amabant carus.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Heres. ii. 246.
[40] 'Sornettes, plaisantes rencontres, railleries, brocards, et toutes niaiseries, lesquelles s'en vont en fumée.'
[41] 'Neque enim sum immemor quantum me meliorem reddideris.'—De la Place to Calvin. Geneva MSS.
[42] 'In arce quadam, non procul ab oppido Engolismensi sita.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Heres. ii. p. 247.
[43] Flor. Rémond, Hist. Heres. (French ed. liv. vii. p. 389; Lat. ed. liv. vii. p. 251.)
[44] Calvini Opp. Ephes. vi.
[45] 'Ibi Institutiones suas Calvinus depromebat quantum quoque die scripsisset ipsis recitans.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Heres. ii. p. 247.
[46] 'Theologiæ suæ mysteria revelabat atque explicabat.'—Ibid.
[47] 'Complures auctoritatis viros in suam sententiam pertraxit.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Heres. ii. p. 247.
[48] 'Butevillani prior lutheranorum papa postea cognominatus.'—Ibid.
[49] Du Perron, in the Perroniana, mentions several of Calvin's letters preserved by the Du Tillets.
[50] 'Amico cuidam cujus rogatu breves quasdam admonitiones Christianas scripsit.'—Beza, Vita Calvini, Lat. p. 4; French, p. 15. Bayle (sub voce Calvin) thinks that Du Tillet was the friend of whom Beza speaks; perhaps it was Chaillou.
[51] 'Semel atque iterum in æde S. Petri obivit.'—Flor. Rémond, Hist. Heres. ii. p. 251, &c. Crottet, Chron. protest. p. 97.
[52] Varillas, Hist. des Révolutions Religieuses, ii. p. 459.