[1590] To Martin Bucer, Oct. 14, 1539, “Briefwechsel,” 12, p. 260: “salutabis Dn. Ioannem Sturmium et Iohannem Calvinum reverenter, quorum libellos cum singulari voluptate legi.” Köstlin-Kawerau, 2, p. 577. See below, p. 401.
[1591] F. Loofs, “Leitfaden der DG.,”4 p. 881.
[1592] Feb. 26, 1540, “Calvini opp.,” 11 (“Corp. ref.,” p. 24: “Si inter se comparantur, scis ipse, quanto intervallo Lutherus excellat.”) Calvin finds fault namely with Zwingli’s “profane doctrine” of the sacraments. “Calvini opp.,” 11, p. 438. Loofs, “DG.,”4 p. 881.
[1593] Loofs, ib., p. 887.
[1594] He writes of the treatment of the Catholics in England: that all the Catholics who had risen in rebellion against Edward VI and refused to give up their superstition “méritent bien d’être réprimés par le glaive qui vous est commis, vu qu’ils s’attaquent, non seulement au roi, mais à Dieu.” “Opp.,” 13 (“Corp. ref.,” 41), p. 68. W. Möller, “Lehrb. der KG.,” 3³, ed. G. Kawerau, 1907, p. 188, and still better, N. Paulus, “Protestantismus und Toleranz,” p. 250.
[1595] “DG.,”4 p. 889.
[1596] It is known only from Calvin’s letter, Nov. 20, 1539, “Opp.,” 10 (“Corp. ref.,” 38), p. 432. Cp. Enders-Kawerau, “Luthers Briefwechsel,” 12, p. 261.
[1597] To Bucer, “Briefwechsel,” 12, p. 260. Above, p. 399, n. 4.
[1598] Köstlin-Kawerau, 2, p. 603 f., which also contains an account of Luther’s remarks.
[1599] “Jesus Christ nous donne en la cene la propre substance de son corps et son sang.” “Opp.” 5 (“Corp. ref.” 33), p. 440.