P. 52.—“Wittenbach,” vitˈten-bäk; “Glarus,” gläˈroos. A canton of Switzerland; “Einsiedeln,” īneˈze-deln.
P. 53.—“Mariolatry,” mā-rí-olˈa-try. The worship of the Virgin Mary.
P. 54.—“Helvetic Confession.” This differed materially from the Lutheran only in holding that Christ was not bodily present in the eucharist.
P. 57.—“Viret,” vē-rā; “Froment,” frō-moⁿᵍ; “Farel,” fä-rel.
P. 58.—“Bourges,” boorzh; “Angoulême,” aⁿᵍ-goo-laim.
“Psychopannychia,” sī-kō-pan-nikˈi-a.
P. 59.—“Tillet,” til-lā; “Martianus Lucanius,” mar-she-āˈnus lu-caˈni-us; “Courault,” coo-rō.
P. 61.—“Neuenburg,” noiˈen-boorg. A town in Germany.
P. 62.—“Bucer,” booˈtser. (1491-1551.)
P. 64.—“Lausanne,” lō-zanˈ.