attack on Chillon, 399 _sqq._; evangelization of the town and the country, 404, 405; difficulties with the priests, 406; morals in the city, 408; the General Confession (21st May), 412 _sqq._; return of refugees, 415; toleration, 416, 417; action of the Government in religious affairs, 465 --, importance of the services of Geneva to freedom and religion, vi. 219, 220, 221; arrival of Calvin, 221; church discipline before his time, 224; long preparation of the Genevese for triumph of the Reformation, 226, 227; conference of pastors at, 273, 274; Calvin's Confession of faith adopted, 284; his articles on order and discipline allowed, 289; measures of the council, 290, 291; Convocation of the people, the Confession adopted, 294; but refused by many, 294; discipline by the state, 297; description of the city, 298; parties at, 335; the Confession sworn to, 337 _sqq._; resistance of the Huguenots, 338 _sqq._; a general Council, 341; the remonstrance, 342, 343; confusion, 344; deputation to Berne, 348; refusal of the council to exclude any from the Supper, 354; disorders, 355, 356; two parties in the republic, 358; election of syndics, 360; victory of the opposition, 361; proclamation against disorders, 362; refuses to entertain project of submission to France, 363; confusion of church and state at, 365; Bernese usages adopted, 379; disturbances, 380; confusion, 386 _sqq._; Easter Sunday 1538, 395; banishment of the reformers decreed, 403, 407; dismay at their departure, 412; licentiousness of the vulgar, 413; the new pastors, 414; reply to Bernese letter, 419; resistance to return of Farel and Calvin, 431; Bernese delegates received, 433; vote of banishment of the reformers by general council, 439; the ceremonies established, 449; new pastors, 449, 450; party strife, 450; disorders, 451; despotism, 465, 466; the rector and regents of the College banished, 467; election of new syndics, 471; suppression of disorders, 471; letter from Sadoleto received by the Council, 480; effect of Calvin's reply to it, 496, 497; Catholic priests before the Council, 500, 501; dispute about treaty with Berne, 512; a new treaty signed, 513; quarrel about it, 514, 515; summoned by Berne to a trial at Lausanne, the treaty rejected by general Council, 515; judgment against Genevese delivered at Lausanne, 516; a general reconciliation, 516; agitation about the quarrel with Berne, 517; flight of the Articulants, 518; a riot, 521; fate of the Articulants, 524