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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 2

Note 780 — CHAP. IX.

Henry Beveridge translation

Quam concors sit Spiritus Dei, dum nos tam procul dissiti, nihil colludentes, tam concorditer Christi doctrinam docemus. (Ibid., p. 276.) How well the Spirit of God accords, since we, who are placed at such a distance from each other, with no collusion, so harmoniously teach the doctrine of Christ.

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