‘Stultissimis et seditiosissimis rationibus regna et gentes perturbarunt.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 855. Footnote 673: ‘Quorum ego paradoxa malo iisdem sepelire tenebris, unde subito emerserant, quam apud vos, amplissimi ordines, hoc est, in orbis terrarum luce memorari.’ In the _Corpus Reformatorum_, ii. pp. 828-835, Bretschneider gives only the German translation of this letter. The original Latin, whose existence we were ignorant of when our third volume was published, will be found in Freheri _Script. Rerum German._ iii. p. 295. Footnote 674: It appears certain that some Germans were imprisoned; but they were afterwards released and sent back to Germany by the king’s order.—_Corpus Reformatorum_, ii. p. 857. Footnote 675: For these opinions see _supra_, vol. ii. p. 353. Footnote 676: ‘Mutilati et excerpti . . . . . . mala fide decerpti.’—_Corpus Reformatorum_, ii. p. 976. Footnote 677: ‘Vocor transfuga, desertor . . . . me totam causam prodidisse.’—Melancthon to Du Bellay. _Corpus Reform._ ii. p. 915. Footnote 678: ‘C’est un vice d’entretenir des menus fatras.’—Calvin, _Lettres Françaises_, i. p. 420. Footnote 679: ‘De Gallo, homine impuro, profano et ambitioso.’—Bullinger to Myconius, 12 March, 1534. _Corp. Ref._ p. 122. Footnote 680: ‘Ego velim . . . . cum Gallis martyribus Christum adire.’—Bucer, _Zeitschrift für Hist. Theol._ 1850, p. 44. Footnote 681: ‘E fu questo dolore ed affanno che lo condusse alla morte.’—Soriano, in Ranke, i. p. 127. Footnote 682: Warchi, _Istorie Fiorentine_, p. 636. Ranke. Footnote 683: Moreri, art. _Du Bellay_. Footnote 684: _Livre du Chevalier de la Tour-Landry qui fut fait pour l’enseignement des femmes mariées et à marier._ It was reprinted in 1854 by Jannet, in the ‘Bibliothèque Elzevirienne.’ There are seven manuscript copies in the Bibliothèque Impériale. See also Burnier, _Histoire Littéraire de l’Education_, i. p. 11. Footnote 685: ‘Quod Evangelii causam et Christi gloriam perturbaret.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 887. Footnote 686: ‘Cum rege diu de te locutus est, ita ut te omnibus, qui nostris temporibus docti et habentur et sunt, prætulerit.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 857. Footnote 687: ‘Sentio respici a Deo calamitatibus affectas et afflictas hominum conditiones.’—_Corpus Reformatorum_, ii. p. 858. Footnote 688: ‘Deus portum aliquem profugium ostendit.’—_Ibid._ p. 856. Footnote 689: See Schmidt’s _Vie de Jean Sturm, premier recteur de Strasbourg_. Footnote 690: ‘Da Franz i. aüf Erneürung der Kirche sinne . . . . bereit sei zur Kirchenverbesserung, das seine zu thun, und die Gevissen frei zu lassen.’—Sturm to Bucer. Schmidt, _Zeitschrift für die Hist. Theol._ 1850, i. p. 46. Strobel, _Hist. du Gymnase de Strasbourg_, p. 111 &c. Footnote 691: ‘Non rogatus se discipulum tuum esse dixit.’—_Corpus Reformatorum_, ii. p. 857. Footnote 692: