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History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, Volume 3

Note 195 — Chapter X

H. White translation

Ignis et furor insulsissimorum asinorum et Thomisticorum porcorum. Contra Henricum Regem, Opp. Lat. ii. 331. This language reminds us of the Irish agitator. There is, however, greater force and nobility in the orator of the 16th than in him of the 19th century. See Revue Britannique for November 1835. Le Règne d'O'Connel. "Soaped swine of civilized society," &c. p. 30.

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