John Calvin the Organiser of Reformed Protestantism 1509 1564
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Writing to Calvin from his later home in Germany, in 1557, more than two years after her death, Sinapius could say: ''She honoured you as long as she lived, ^ Muratori, Annali d* Italia, 1749, x. 275; Merle d'Aubigne, La reformation en Europe au temps de Calvin, v. 567; Fontana, Renata di Francia, 1889, passim; Doumergue, ii. 54-56.
* Cornelius, p. 107; compare Doumergue, ii. 57, 729-731.
154 John Calvin [1535- and loved you, and you, in turn, regarded her as a sister. " ^ A frequent subject of... Calvin's discussions with the little group into brief association with which he came at Ferrara must have been the proper attitude to assume toward the services of the ancient Church. That, he tells Renee in a letter written very possibly in 1537, had been a subject of conversation, unquestionably at Ferrara, between him and her almoner, the adroit and unstable Francois Richardot. * To Richardot he showed a "treatise, " which may possibly have been the just published Institutes^ but which was more probably one of two burning letters of entreaty and denunciation written, so CoUadon recorded, on this Italian journey, ^ though not to be given to the public till they were put forth at Basel, early in 1537, by the same printers that had issued the Institutes.^ The first of these letters, and probably the one shown to Richardot in manuscript, was addressed to an "excellent man and close friend" who has always been identified with Calvin's intimate associate at Orleans, Nicolas Duchemin, though it is evident that the author had in view the general body of those unwilling or afraid to carry Protestant convictions to what seemed to him their logical conclusions, rather than a single reader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Writing to Calvin from his later home in Germany, in 1557, more than two years after her death, Sinapius could say: ''She honoured you as long as she lived, ^ Muratori, Annali d* Italia, 1749, x. 275; Merle d'Aubigne, La reformation en Europe au temps de Calvin, v. 567; Fontana, Renata di Francia, 1889, passim; Doumergue, ii. 54-56.
* Cornelius, p. 107; compare Doumergue, ii. 57, 729-731.
154 John Calvin [1535- and loved you, and you, in turn, regarded her as a sister. " ^ A frequent subject of... Calvin's discussions with the little group into brief association with which he came at Ferrara must have been the proper attitude to assume toward the services of the ancient Church. That, he tells Renee in a letter written very possibly in 1537, had been a subject of conversation, unquestionably at Ferrara, between him and her almoner, the adroit and unstable Francois Richardot. * To Richardot he showed a "treatise, " which may possibly have been the just published Institutes^ but which was more probably one of two burning letters of entreaty and denunciation written, so CoUadon recorded, on this Italian journey, ^ though not to be given to the public till they were put forth at Basel, early in 1537, by the same printers that had issued the Institutes.^ The first of these letters, and probably the one shown to Richardot in manuscript, was addressed to an "excellent man and close friend" who has always been identified with Calvin's intimate associate at Orleans, Nicolas Duchemin, though it is evident that the author had in view the general body of those unwilling or afraid to carry Protestant convictions to what seemed to him their logical conclusions, rather than a single reader.
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