‘Ad insignem propagationem, uberrimum et amplissimum fructum Evangelii.’—Johannes Fredericus ad Franciscum regem Galliæ. _Corpus Reform._ ii. p. 906. Footnote 761: _Corpus Reform._ ii. p. 903. Footnote 762: ‘Pro religionis christianæ defensione præcipue velut in statione perpetuo fuit.’—_Ibid._ p. 913. Footnote 763: ‘Suscipit curam sanandæ doctrinæ christianæ; non tamen violentis remediis, sed vera ratione.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 764: ‘Ut potius (rex) det operam, ut illustretur gloria Christi.’—_Corpus Reform._ ii. p. 916. Footnote 765: ‘Sadoleti scriptum . . . . . eadem dicit quæ nos defendimus.’—_Ibid._ p. 917. Footnote 766: See his treatise: _De transitu Hellenismi ad Christianismum_, dedicated to the king in 1535. Footnote 767: ‘Hoc studium nulla mihi eripiet hominum iniquitas.’—_Corp. Ref._ Footnote 768: ‘Ad publicam christianæ, reipublicæ pacem spectantibus.’ 2d Dec., 1535. _Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1015. Footnote 769: ‘Nunquam in meliori loco fuit res Evangelii, quam sit hoc tempore in Gallia.’ Sturm to Bucer. Footnote 770: ‘Maximopere obtestantes ut pro virili nobiscum incumbatis in tam pium sanctumque opus.’ _Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1010. Seckendorf says (_Hist. Luth._ p. 1146) that this letter had been sent to the Elector beforehand; but in the documents of the State Paper Office at Weimar we read: ‘Hæc locutus reddidit principi litteras quas vocant credentiales.’ And the _Corpus_ gives in a note the letter we have just quoted. Footnote 771: ‘Quæ voluntas, quam amica, quam benevola, quam constans.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1010. Footnote 772: ‘Ut aliud agentibus et aliud significantibus.’ Bellaii ad principes Oratio.—_Ibid._ p. 1012. Footnote 773: Sleidan, _Mémoires sur l’État de la Religion et de la République_, i. p. 389. Footnote 774: ‘Ut quos diversitas opinionum sejunxerit, similitudo doctrinæ conjungat.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1013. Footnote 775: Sleidan, i. p. 392. Footnote 776: He must not be confounded with Professor Sturm, who was then in Paris. Footnote 777: ‘Sub diluculum.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1014. Footnote 778: ‘Esse enim solum qui in suo regno imperet.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1015. Footnote 779: ‘Orationes et legendas multas ut ineptas et impias abrogandas, aut saltem emendandas; multa enim in his absurda, multa ridicula.’—_Ibid._ p. 1015. Footnote 780: Bessarion, born at Trebizond in 1395, Greek bishop of Nicæa, and afterwards Cardinal of the Roman Church, endeavored to unite the two Churches, and was on the point of being elected pope. Footnote 781: ‘Videre enim eos, alioqui sibi tolli omnes occasiones acquirendi opes, honores, et omnia.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1015. Footnote 782: ‘De fide quoque inquisitorem fidei recte sentire.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1016. Footnote 783: ‘Sicut etiam cauda equina non statim et commode tota evelli possit.’—_Corp. Ref._ ii. p. 1016. Footnote 784: