[772]. ‘Ut aliud agentibus et aliud significantibus.’ Bellaii ad principes Oratio.—Ibid. p. 1012.
[773]. Sleidan, Mémoires sur l’État de la Religion et de la République, i. p. 389.
[774]. ‘Ut quos diversitas opinionum sejunxerit, similitudo doctrinæ conjungat.’—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 1013.
[775]. Sleidan, i. p. 392.
[776]. He must not be confounded with Professor Sturm, who was then in Paris.
[777]. ‘Sub diluculum.’—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 1014.
[778]. ‘Esse enim solum qui in suo regno imperet.’—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 1015.
[779]. ‘Orationes et legendas multas ut ineptas et impias abrogandas, aut saltem emendandas; multa enim in his absurda, multa ridicula.’—Ibid. p. 1015.
[780]. Bessarion, born at Trebizond in 1395, Greek bishop of Nicæa, and afterwards Cardinal of the Roman Church, endeavored to unite the two Churches, and was on the point of being elected pope.
[781]. ‘Videre enim eos, alioqui sibi tolli omnes occasiones acquirendi opes, honores, et omnia.’—Corp. Ref. ii. p. 1015.