The syndics were—J. A. Curtet, A. Baudière, Pernet-Desfosses, and Domaine d’Arlod.—Calv. _Opp._ xi. p. 152. Roget, _Peuple de Genève_, i. p. 320. Footnote 88: Calv. _Opp._ xi. pp. 184, 186, 234. Footnote 89: Calvin to Farel, March 1, 1541. ‘Sane me vehementer conturbarunt ac consternarunt tua fulgura. . . Ignosce quæso imprudentiæ meæ. . . . Spero te veniam daturum.’—_Opp._ xi. p. 170. Footnote 90: Calvin, _Henry_, i. p. 395. Calvin on Acts, iv. 5. Footnote 91: ‘Cor meum velut mactatum Domino in sacrificium offero.’—Calvin to Farel, Oct. or Nov. 1540. _Opp._ xi. p. 100. Footnote 92: ‘Animum vinctum et constrictum subigo in obedientiam Dei.’—_Ibid._ Footnote 93: A seal of Calvin’s bears this motto, and the emblem is a hand presenting a heart to heaven. Footnote 94: _Préface des Psaumes_, p. ix. Footnote 95: Bèze-Colladon, _Vie de Calvin_, p. 47. Calv. _Opp._ xi. pp. 97, 267, 271, 273. Roget, _Peuple de Genève_, p. 309. Footnote 96: Ruchat, v. pp. 164-167. Calvin to the lords of Geneva, _Lettres françaises_, i. p. 38. To the lords of Neuchâtel, _ibid._ pp. 39-43. Calv. _Opp._ xi. pp. 275-293. Registers of the Council for the day. Footnote 97: Registers of the Council, August 29 and September 9. _De la Maison de Calvin_, by Th. Heyer. _Mémoires d’Archéologie_, ix. pp. 394, 403. Footnote 98: _Préface des Psaumes_, p. 8. Footnote 99: ‘Summa cum _universi_ populi ac senatus imprimis _singulare_ Dei erga se beneficium serio tunc agnoscentis _congratulatione_.’—Beza, _Vita Calvini_, p. 7. Footnote 100: Bèze-Colladon, _Vie de Calvin_, p. 47. Footnote 101: ‘So durchzog er jetzt im _Triumph_ . . Er hielt _unter dem Jubel der Bevölkerung_ seinen _feierlichen Einzug_ in Genf . . _richtete an die versammelte Menge Worte_,’ &c.—Kampschulte, _J. Calvin_, i. p. 381. These flights of imagination are astonishing in a writer like Kampschulte. M. Roget, with reference to a passage of Henry, rejects as we do the idea of outward demonstrations.—_Peuple de Genève_, i. p. 312. Footnote 102: Heyer, _Mem d’Archéologie_, ix. pp. 396-398, 405, 406. The house of the abbé de Bonmont, in which Calvin first lived, is that in the Rue des Chanoines, which, as rebuilt in 1708 by the syndic Buisson, now bears the number 13, and belongs to M. Adrien Naville, president several times of the Société Evangélique and the Evangelical Alliance. Footnote 103: Την πανοπλιαν τοῦ Θεοῦ. Ephes. vi. 11. Footnote 104: Beza, _Vita Calvini_, ad finem. Footnote 105: ‘Non posse consistere ecclesiam, nisi certum regimen constitueretur,’ &c. Calvin to Farel, September 16, 1541. _Opp._ xi. p. 281. Footnote 106: Goulaz was succeeded by Balard.—Calvin to Farel, Sep. 16, 1541. _Opp._ xi. p. 281. Footnote 107: ‘Mit fast kriechender Unterwürfigkeit . . sich so tief vor ihm erniedrigte.’—Kampschulte, _J. Calvin_, i. p. 385. Footnote 108: