arrival of Swiss troops, 424 _sqq._; preachings in the cathedral, 426 _sqq._; truce of St. Julien, 428; declines intervention of the emperor, 431; another attack threatened and frustrated, 431, 432; Diet of Payerne, 432; a pilgrimage to St. Claire resisted, 433; another allowed, 434; 'de Christo meditare,' 437; agrees to help Berne and Friburg, 442; again threatened by the duke, 442; election of Catholics, struggles, 444; threatened by the duke, 445; Swiss alliance adhered to, 446; withdrawal of ducal army, 447; preparation by sufferings and dangers, 447 _sqq._; Swiss alliance cancelled by patricians, 449; but maintained by citizens of Berne, 450; cession of, to son of the duke proposed, 452; agitation about the General Pardon posted up by Lutherans, 463 _sqq._; Friburg embassy and threats, 466; placards and preaching prohibited, 466; first official act in favor of reformation, 467; letter from archbishop to the syndics, 468; standard of the Gospel raised, 472; conflict of two parties, 472 _sqq._ --, saves Europe, iii. 199; Farel's arrival at, 275; progress of reformation, 325, 328; tumult, 333, 334; Froment's sermon at the Molard, priests in arms, 338, 339; balance of parties, 350; agitation against Lutherans, 366; conspiracy, 367; both parties armed, 371; disturbance in the cathedral, 372; Catholic preparations to fight, 375; the corps formed, 376; mustering of the corps, 377; distresses in the homes, 381, 382; the Huguenots on the defensive, 390; bloodshed prevented, 392; mediation of Friburgers, 393; peace proclaimed, 395; articles of peace, 397; disquietude, 401; holiday evening and a brawl, 411; the tocsin, 413; fight in the Molard, 415 _sqq._; the bishop invited to return, 425; his entrance, 433; a general council, 434; the Charters consulted, 436; episcopal proscriptions, 439; deputation of elders to the bishop, 451; resolution of the Sixty, 453; of the Two Hundred, 455; gathering perils, 460