[48] Guicciardini. History of Italy.
[49] I will destroy the name of Babylon.
[50] Scultet. Annal. ad. an. 1520.
[51] "Qui prœ multis pollebat princibus aliis auctoritate, opibus, potentia, liberalitate, et magnificentia.—(Cochlœns. Acta 1. p. 3.) He surpassed many other princes in authority, wealth, power, liberality, and magnificence.
[52] "Odium Romani nominis, penitus infixum esse multarum gentium animis opinor, ob ea, quæ vulgo de moribus ejus urbis jactantur." (Erasm. Ep., lib. xii, p. 634.) The hatred of the Roman name, which rankles in the minds of many nations, is owing, I suspect, to the prevailing rumours respecting the morals of that city.
[53] Luther to Brentius.
[54] Nobla Leyçon.
[55] Treatise of Antichrist, of the same age as the Nobla Leyçon.
[56] In Bohemian, Huss means "goose."
[57] Epist. J. Huss, Tempore Anathematis Scriptæ.