--, the part of Geneva in the Reformation, iv. 184; agitation about Lutheran prisoners, 186; the bishop's final departure, 192; evangelical preaching authorized by the Council, 196; plot of the Catholics, 211; both parties in arms, 211; Bernese embassy to, 215; the tournament, 217 _sqq._; the bishop's _coup d'état_, 231; assassinations and tumult, 232, 233 _sqq._; the bishop's palace searched, 236; the cathedral searched, 237; four Huguenot syndics, 242; Savoyard procession forbidden to enter, 279; another enters and is driven out, 280 _sqq._; image-breaking, 281; Whitsuntide procession, 284; embassy from France, 292; Feast of Corpus Christi, 304; rumors of attack by bishop and duke, 308 _sqq._; preparations, 309; plans of the invaders, 310; advance on the city, 311; treachery within, 311; a warning, 312; called to arms, 312; retreat of the Savoyards, 315; vigilance, 317; city and suburbs described, 323; destruction of suburbs ordered, 324, 326; opposition of Catholics, 327; the houses razed, lamentations, 333, 334; ramparts built, 335; the see removed to Gex, 338; excommunications by the bishop, 339; appeal to the pope, 340; prepares for defence, 342 --, three parties to uphold the Reformation, v. 232; Huguenot magistrates elected, 232; a monk allowed to preach the Gospel, 234; riot of women in the church, 236; plots of Roman Catholics, 243; a disputation announced, 256; refusal of the papists, 257; the debate, 264 _sqq._; its effect, 274; trade or intercourse with Geneva forbidden by the bishop, 270; misery in the city, 276; Farel at the Cathedral, 280 _sqq._; forbidden to preach there, 283; images broken, 285; campaign against idols, 288 _sqq._; mass suppressed, church property confiscated, 295; the monks dumb before the Council, 299; flight of papists, 299; hospital and school founded, 309; mendicity abolished, 310; end of Romanism, 311; proclaimed as infected by duke of Savoy, 314; skirmishes and alarms, 314; refuses to expel heresy and restore the bishop, 317; news of battle of Gingins, 346; storming of convent of St. Jean, 357; blockaded, 358; assault repulsed, 358; coins money, 360; refuses a truce, 362; the troops partly withdrawn, 363; rejects offer of French protectorate, 365; attack on the church of our Lady of Grace repulsed by Jessé, 366, 367; night attacks by Savoyards, 368; the _war of Cologny_, 369; famine, 375; Bernese help promised, 376; entrance of Nagueli, and the Bernese army, 387; the castles burnt, 392, 393; rejects sovereignty of Berne, 397;