Note 520 — Chapter VIII · THE REFORMERS ARE EXPELLED FROM GENEVA. (October 1532.)
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'Ce sont des cagnes, ce qui veut dire (adds Froment) ce sont des chiens.'
[521] La Sœur de Jussie, le Levain du Calvinisme, p. 47.
[522] Calvin, Harmonie évangelique, 1. p. 757.
[523] Froment, Gestes, p. 5. Choupard MS.
[524] Froment, Gestes, p. 6. Choupard MS. Choupard gives some features that are not found in Froment.
[525] He hath spoken blasphemy; what further need have we of witnesses? He is guilty of death.—Matth. xxvi. 65, 66.
[526] Froment, Gestes, p. 7. 'In Rhodanum, in Rhodanum! unum hunc Lutherum necari præstat.'—Turretin MS. in the Berne library.
[527] 'Sputis madidatus et pugnis contritus.'—Spanheim, Geneva restituta. Froment, Gestes, pp. 5-7. Choupard and Roset, MSS. &c.
[528] Le Levain du Calvinisme, p. 17.
[529] 'Ictus tamen divina bonitate aversus, Deo servum suum certo periculo eripiente.'—Spanheim, Geneva restituta, p. 43. Froment, Gestes de Genève, p. 3. Roset MS. liv. iii. ch. 1.
[530] La Sœur J. de Jussie, Le Levain du Calvinisme p. 48.
[531] La sœur J. de Jussie, Le Levain, &c., pp. 47, 48.
[532]
The raging winds rush through the hollow wound, And dance aloft in air, and skim along the ground; The cables crack, the sailors' fearful cries Ascend. Dryden.
[533] "Pour le transpercer au travers du corps."—La Sœur de Jussie, p. 48.