[764] 'Sic versari in _studiis nostris, ut excellat_. . . . Sed ob magnitudinem ingenii et studium sanctitatis quæ in ista semper veluti divinum aliquid eluxit, retulit se ad _cœlestes artes_ et ad _disciplinas theologicas_.'—Paleario, _Epp._ iv. 4. [765] A. Frizzi, _Guida per la città di Ferrara_, p. 43.—Bonnet, _Calvin à la cité d'Aoste_. [766] 'Sotto abito finto.'—Muratori, _Annali d'Italia_, xiv. p. 305. [767] Varillas. [768] A madame la duchesse de Ferrare.—_Lettres françaises de Calvin_, i. p. 44. There is no date to this letter, and it may possibly belong to the following year, 1537. At page 154, Calvin refers to a book that Capito had written '_naguères_,' not long ago, and that work, _De Missa_, dedicated to Henry VIII., bears the date of 15 March 1537. [769] 'Sans décliner ni de çà ni de là.' [770] 'Talmente infetto Renea degli errori sui, che non si potè mal trarle di cuore il bevuto veleno.'—Muratori, _Annali d'Italia_, xiv. p. 305. [771] Letter of 1537 addressed to Renée, duchess of Ferrara. [772] Beza, _Vita Calvini_, p. 21. [773] See the Letters dated the 8th and 24th January and the 4th April 1564, in Mons. J. Bonnet's _Recueil_. Calvin died on the following 4th May. [774] 'Poichè non solo confermò nell' errore la duchessa Renata, ma più altri ancora sedusse.'—Muratori, _Antichità Estensi_, ii. ch. xiii. [775] 'Quali venustate canas.'—Gyraldus, _Epistola dedicatoria, Hist. Poetarum_. [776] 'Ut Græcos autores intrepide evolvas.'—_Ibid._ [777] Bayle, _Dictionary_, sub voce _Anne de Parthenay_, iii. p. 600. [778] Beza, _Hist. ecclés._ i. p. 127. [779] Maimbourg, _Hist. du Calvinisme_, p. 62. [780] Jules Bonnet, _Olympia Morata_, p. 43. [781] Calvin, _passim_. [782] Œuvres de Marot. [783] Moreri, _Grand Dictionnaire historique_, vi. p. 317. [784] Bayle, _Dictionnaire hist. et crit._ iv. p. 142. [785] Beza, _Hist. des Eglises réformées_, i. p. 127. [786] Bayle, _Dictionnaire_, iv. p. 142. [787] Thuanus, lib. xxviii. [788] See the _Bulletin de la Société de l'Histoire du Protestantisme français_, Paris, 1860, p. 168.—Documents historiques inédits et originaux, communiqués par M. de Triqueti. [789] _Histoire de l'Inquisition en France_, par De la Mothe, vol. ii. pp. 538, 603, &c.—_Bevilacqua_ is _Boileau_ translated into Italian. Some of the _Drinkwaters_ and _Boileaus_ of England claim to belong to the same family.