Munter, iii. pp. 355, 364. Footnote 315: Jacobi, _Historia ejectionis monachorum_. MS. quoted in Munter, iii. 357. Footnote 316: Munter, iii. pp. 369-370. Footnote 317: Raynald, _ann._ 1530, No. 58. Munter, iii. p. 86. Raumer, ii. p. 144. Footnote 318: ‘Adverso numine et certantibus contra ventis.’—Gerdesius, _Ann._ iii. p. 390. Footnote 319: Geijer, _Schwedensgeschichte_, ii. p. 81. Footnote 320: Opzlo, the former capital of Norway, burnt in 1624, forms at this day the most ancient part of Christiania. Footnote 321: Raumer, ii. p. 146. Mallet, vi. p. 116. Footnote 322: ‘Epist. Christ. II. ad Regem Fredericum.’—Huitfeld, _Dänische Chronik_, p. 1378. Footnote 323: _Schybbiense Chronicon_, p. 589. Holberg, ii. p. 261. Mallet, vi. p. 117, &c. Footnote 324: Geijer, _Geschichte Schwedens_, ii. p. 82. Footnote 325: Gerdesius, _Ann._ iii. p. 390. Mallet, _Histoire du Danemark_, vi. p. 125. Schlegel, p. 133. Footnote 326: Luther, _Epp._ iv. p. 403 (de Wette). Footnote 327: ‘Lugentibus omnibus bonis qui gravissimam in morte regis optimi jacturam faciebant.’—Gerdesius, Ann. iii. p. 391. Huitfeld, _Dän.-Chronik_, p. 1393. Footnote 328: Charles Frederick, duke of Holstein-Gottorp, married Anna Petrowna, daughter of Peter the Great, and her son, Charles Peter Ulric, was chosen by the empress Elizabeth, his aunt, to succeed her. He ascended the throne in 1762, under the name of Peter III., and had for his wife the famous Catherine II. The emperors descended from this prince are Paul I., Alexander I., Nicholas I., and Alexander II. CHAPTER IV. INTERREGNUM—CIVIL AND FOREIGN WAR. (1533.) [Sidenote: Prince Christian.]