History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin, Vol. 5 (of 8)

by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné

[228] 'Ille niger Anglicus.'—Ibid. p. 630.

[229] 'Ut Christi gloria latissime propagetur.'—Corpus Reform. ii. p. 944.

[230] 'Reverendissimi cardinales, papæ et eorum legati, proditores, fures, raptores, et ipsi diaboli. Utinam haberent plures Reges Angliæ, qui illos occiderent.'—Lutheri Epp. iv. p. 655.

[231] St. Luke ix. 56.

[232] 'Pia ac sana doctrina, divinis literis consentanea, toti orbi restituatur.'

[233] There is a play upon words in the Latin: 'Venias vel potius Nenias prorsus antiquavit.'—Corpus Reform. ii. p. 1029.

[234] 'Dei spiritum qui utrosque conglutinet.'—Ibid. p. 1032.

[235] 'S. M. obtineat nomen Defensoris et Protectoris.'—Ibid. 1034.

[236] 'Thomæ Mori casu afficior, nec me negotiis illis admiscebo.'—Ibid. p. 1034.

[237] Corpus Reform. ii. pp. 1032-36. The signatures of Fox, Heath, and Barnes, the English envoys, precede those of the Elector of Saxony and of the Landgrave.