‘Adhibui statim fratrum consilium, aliquid agitatum est.’—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 114. Footnote 23: ‘Obtestatus sum, quibus potui modis, ne me respicerent.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 24: ‘Quam plus lacrymarum efflueret quam verborum.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 25: ‘Ut secessum quærere coactus fuerim.’—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 114. Footnote 26: ‘Modo ne quis ventus istinc flaverit.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 27: Calvin’s _Lettres françaises_, i. p. 33. Footnote 28: _Ibid._ i. pp. 30, 34, 37. Footnote 29: See Letter, _Opp._ xi. p. 132. Footnote 30: _History of the Reformation_. First Series, vol. ii. book vii. ch. viii. Footnote 31: Roset, _Chron. MS._ book iv. ch. xlvii. Footnote 32: ‘Sed qui sumus pro tanto populo?‘—Bernard. Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 148. Footnote 33: ‘Populum in lacrymis effusum videns.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 34: ‘Clamant omnes: Calvinum probum et doctum virum Christi ministrum volumus.’—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 148. Footnote 35: _Ibid._ p. 86. Footnote 36: ‘Duces Luneburgici Calvinum et me nominaverunt ut suo nomine in colloquio adessemus.’—Sturmius, _Antip._ iv. p. 25. Footnote 37: Preface to the _Psalms_, p. 9. Footnote 38: ‘In ea disputatione qua Passaviensem decanum Calvinus percelluerat, territum a Calvino primo Argentinensi congressu.’—Sturmius, _Antip._ iv. 21. Footnote 39: ‘Ut soliti sumusquoties una fuimus.’—Calv. _Opp._ Amst. ix. p. 174. Footnote 40: ‘Ὡσπερ ὄνος ἐν σφηχίαις.’—Calv. _Epp._ edit. 1575, p. 109. Footnote 41: ‘Pietas vero angelis et toti mundo testata.’—Calv. _Epp._ edit. 1575, p. 67. Footnote 42: ‘Utinam, utinam moriar in hoc sinu!‘—Calvinus contra Heshusium. Footnote 43: Calvin on _John_ xvi. 33. Footnote 44: Badius to Th. de Bèze.—Calv. _Opp._ v. p. 48 of the Preface. Footnote 45: Magnifico celebrem Christi cantate triumphum Carmine. Io Pæan cætera turba canat. —_Epinicion._ Calv. _Opp._ v. p. 425. This song of victory consists of 124 lines. Only a few fragments have been published. The poem was translated into French metre by Conrad Badius of Paris, and of this version we have cited two lines. Footnote 46: _Lettres françaises_, i. p. 37. Footnote 47: Calvin’s letter to Farel, Strasburg, Feb. 19, 1541.—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 156. Footnote 48: Calvin’s letter to Bernard. Ulm, March 1, 1541.—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 166. Letter to Farel.—_Ibid._ p. 170. Footnote 49: ‘Nullum esse locum sub cœlo quem magis reformidem... Jam nescio qui factum sit ut animo incipiam esse inclinatione ad capessenda ejus gubernacula.’—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 167. Footnote 50: ‘In illis (literis) enim Periclis tonitrua mihi audire videbar.’—Cl. Feræus to Farel. Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 171. Footnote 51: See Calvin’s letter to Farel, March 29.—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 175, and his letter to Richebourg, _ibid._ p. 188.