Note 619 — Chapter XIII · HOLY SCRIPTURE AND THE LORD'S SUPPER AT GENEVA. (January and February 1533.)
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Ruchat, iii. p. 186.
[620] Berne MS., ascribed to Bonivard, Hist. helv. v. 12.
[621] Froment, Gestes, p. 47.—'Domatim conventus habere.'—Turretini MS.
[622] 'In Domonovani Baudichonii ædibus, quæ concionum ordinariarum crypta erant.'—Spanheim, Geneva restit. p. 58.
[623] Council Registers, 4th and 26th March. Froment, Gestes, p. 47.
[624] Olivetan's Bible, Dedication.
[625] Olivetan's Bible, Dedication.
[626] 'Comme l'un des plus petits orteils des humbles pieds du corps de l'église.'—Olivetan's Bible, Apologie du translateur.
[627] Olivetan's Bible, Apologie du translateur.
[628] Council Registers, Bellard, 1533.
[629] St. John xv. 4, 5.
[630] 'Wie man Kirchen Diener wählen und einsetzen soll.'—Luth. Opp. lib. xviii. p. 433.
[631] Calvin.
[632] Spon, Hist. de Genève.
[633] It seems clear from Froment's narrative (p. 48) that the first communion took place before the riots (p. 51), and therefore probably before the middle of March. Spon confirms Froment's account (i. p. 481). On the other hand Sister Jeanne de Jussie says that a sacrament was celebrated after the first riot, on Holy Saturday, April 10th (Le Levain du Calvinisme, p. 61). The only way of reconciling these two statements is to admit (as we have done) two different celebrations (in March and April), and not one only.
[634] 'Furtivo conventu.'—Spanheim, Geneva restit. p. 45.
[635] Froment, Gestes, pp. 48-51. Gautier MS. Spon, Hist. de Genève, i. p. 481.
[636] Vie de Farel. Choupard MS.