History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin. Vol. 3 (of 8)Merle d'Aubigné, J. H. (Jean Henri)
History
History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin. Vol. 3 (of 8)
Merle d'Aubigné, J. H. (Jean Henri)
Reformation
With the exception of one village, the evangelical faith was established
throughout the whole principality of Neuchatel, without the aid of the
prince and the lords, and indeed in spite of them. A hand mightier than
theirs was breaking the bonds, removing the obstacles, and emancipating
souls. The Reformation triumphed: and after God, it was Farel's
work.[560]
[534] Froment, _Gestes de Genève_, p. 10.
[535] Froment, _Gestes de Genève_, p. 10, 11. The Choupard MS. (p.
490) mentions Anthony Boive, also from Dauphiny, as Farel's companion.
Did both Anthonys accompany the reformer? It is very probable. (See the
_Hist. of the Reformation_, vol. iv. book xv. ch. 11.)
[536] Olivetan's Bible: _Apologie du translateur_.
[537] Ibid.
[538] Ibid.
[539] Olivetan's Bible: _Apologie du translateur_.
[540] 'Ab Yvoniaco a cœna solvimus, et Viviacum venimus pransum, ubi de
Christo locuti sumus.'—Adam to Farel from the Valleys, 5 Nov. 1532,
Choupard MS. The letter from which we take these particulars has escaped
notice until now.
[541] 'Ut si monerent invicem quemadmodum fratres et verbi veritatis
ministros.'—Ibid.
[542] 'Nullum erat cubiculum.'—Ibid.
[543] 'Verum uxor garrula et duræ cervicis, pietate vacans, cœpit minari
marito de discessu.'—Adam to Farel, Choupard MS.
[544] 'Furibunda abivit.'—Ibid.
[545] 'Ne divortii causa essemus.'—Choupard MS.
[546] 'Properamus ad Alpes.'—Ibid.
[547] 'Quo mærore in pede Alpium me colera tam crudeliter
invasit.'—Ibid.
[548] 'Gratia illius, qui quum videtur nos ducit ad inferos et
reducit.'—Choupard MS.
[549] 'At crumenæ nostræ linteria cœperunt laborare tam aspere, ut nihil
prorsus in illorum corpore remanserit.'—Ibid.
[550] 'Veniunt a locis distantibus a nobis itinere duorum
dierum.'—Choupard MS.
[551] 'Ad typographum dati sunt quingenti aurei.'—Ibid.
[552] 'Gladiis omnes ejusdem factionis præter consuetudinem
cincti.'—Fabri to Farel, Choupard MS. The particulars, which we extract
from this letter, were unknown until now.
[553] 'Illi plusquam insani recta irruerunt in nos gladiis
evaginatis.'—Ibid.
[554] 'Lupina rabie oviculos aggrediuntur mortem minantes.'—Fabri to
Farel, Choupard MS.
[555] 'Optimus pater qui pro nobis potenter adeo pugnavit.'—Ibid.
[556] 'Accincti ad arma toto spectarunt die si Neocomenses
proficiscerentur.'—Ibid.
[557] Requête de MM. les gouverneurs de Bâle à MM. les maîtres bourgeois
de Neuchatel.—Choupard MS.
[558] "Tête nue comme un brigand."—Requête de MM. les gouverneurs de
Bâle, &c.—Choupard MS.
[559] Choupard MS.
[560] Chambrier, _Hist. de Neuchatel_, p. 229.
CHAPTER X.
THE SCHOOLMASTER AND CLAUDINE LEVET.
(NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER 1532.)
[Sidenote: FRESH ATTEMPTS UPON GENEVA.]
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