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Letters of John Calvin, Volume I

Note 67 — XVII.—To Louis du Tillet.[62]

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The opposition which the establishment of the ecclesiastical discipline drawn up by Farel and Calvin met with at Geneva, became every day more intense and lively. The newly-elected Syndics made common cause with the malcontents, and already gave signs of the forthcoming crisis which was to lead the way to the triumph of the party of the Libertins and the banishment of the Ministers.—Spon, Histoire de Genève, edit. 1730, tom. i. p. 276.

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