Sketch of the Reformation in England

by John J. Blunt

[148] Latimer, Serm. ii. 45.

[149] See the very learned charge of Dr. Waterland upon “The Wisdom of the Ancients borrowed from Divine Revelation,” viii. 1. et seq. Oxf.

[150] See Alix’s Churches of Piedmont, c. 24.

[151] See Gilly’s Researches among the Vaudois, 76., and his Second Visit, 219. It appears that the several liturgies of Geneva, Neufchatel and Lausanne are used at present; but that of Geneva by the majority of the pastors. On comparing the brief sketch of this service (given by Mr. Gilly as the one of La Torre) with the Geneva “Forme of Common Praires, made by Master John Calvyne,” we may conjecture that the latter is in a great measure retained.

[152] See Dante’s Purgatorio, c. xvi. xxxii. Petrarc. Son. 196.

[153] De Christianarum Ecclesiar. Successione et Statu. c. vi. § 19. 33.

[154] Eccl. Biog. i. 99.

[155] See Mr. Gilly’s Narrative, 78.

[156] Ellis’s Letters, i. 110. 2d Series.

[157] Ecc. Biog. i. 234.