CHAP. XIV.

How Truth Triumphs--Society at Einsidlen--Request to the

Bishops--To the Confederates--The Men of Einsidlen

Separate--A Scene in a Convent--A Dinner by Myconius--The

Strength of the Reformers--Effect of the Petitions to Lucerne--

The Council of the Diet--Haller at the Town-House--Friburg--

Destitution of Oswald--Zuinglius comforts him--Oswald quits

Lucerne--First Severity of the Diet--Consternation of the

Brothers of Zuinglius--His Resolution--The Future--The Prayer

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