--, flight, iii. 4; received by Du Tillet, 6; his _Doxopolis_, 8; his studies, 9; sketches his _Christian Institutes_, 10; combats materialism, 12; love of nature, 13; teaches Greek, 14; visits prior of Bouteville, 15; conferences, 16; sermons, 18; preaches in Latin, 18; visits Roussel, 22; visits Lefèvre, 23; goes to Poitiers, 44; attends disputations at the university, 45; his friends, 47; his teaching, 47; visits the lieutenant-general, 48; in the garden, 48; his grotto, 51; view of the mass, 52, 53; sends evangelists into France, 58; care for the young, 60; leaves Poitiers, 64; renunciation of Roman orders, 64, 65; goes to Paris, 66; saddened, 77; first contact with the Spirituals, 78; attacks them, 81, 82; encounters Servetus, 86; agrees to conference with him, 87; Servetus absents himself, 87; first theological work, _Psychopannychia_, 88; his bitterness, 89; leaves Paris, 91; reaches Strasburg, 91; comments on procession of relics, 127 _sqq._; his mission, 149; received by Zell, 150; friendships, 153; his estimate of Strasburg reformers, 153; meets Erasmus at Friburg, 156; goes to Basel, 157; received by Catherine Klein, 157; silent growth, 159; friendships, 160; his book on _Immortality_ criticised, 161; translation of New Testament, 162; hears of persecution at Paris, 163; his plea for compassion, 163; effect of the martyrdoms on him, 169; resolves to publish his _Institutes_, 170; goes to the fountain head, 171; account of the _Institutes_, 172, 180; letter to the king, 182; publication of the _Institutes_, 191; starts for Italy, 192; his object, 193; agreement of Luther and Calvin, 368; in preparation for Geneva, 458 --, his influence in England, iv. 2; condemns divorce of Henry VIII., 42; his place in the Reformation, 208; protests against union with popery, 353; writes to Francis I., 383; welcomes Caraccioli at Geneva, 464; expected at Ferrara, 489