[396]. This building, by ordinance of April 26, 1668, was consecrated as a royal monument.
[397]. This house has been preserved, with some figures representing Gustavus and other persons, and is shown to strangers.
[398]. Geijer, Geschichte Schwedens, ii. p. 13.
[399]. Near the church of Mora is shown the spot where Gustavus addressed the people.
[400]. Geijer, Geschichte Schwedens, ii. pp. 15-17.
[401]. Von Troil, Verhandlung zur Reformations-Geschichte Schwedens, iv. p. 356.
[402]. Celsius, Leben Gustavs, i. p. 139.
[403]. ‘Veritatis luce ac radiis tactus.’—Gerdesius, Ann. iii. p. 287.
[404]. ‘Præsertim contra decreta S. Romani ecclesiæ.’—Brask to the Bishop of Skara, 12th July, 1523.
[405]. ‘Ut status modernæ ecclesiæ reducatur ad mendicitatem et statum ecclesiæ primitivæ.’—Ibid.