CXLIV. TO VIRET.--Unpopularity of Calvin--various advices, 15

CXLV. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Exhortation to glorify God

amid poverty and persecution, 16

CXLVI. TO MADAME DE FALAIS.--Congratulations on the

constancy manifested by her in the midst of

trials--salutations from the suffering Idelette

de Bure, 19

CXLVII. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Vanity of trust reposed

in the princes of this world--confidence in God, 20

CXLVIII. TO FAREL.--Captivity of Farel's brother--ravages

of the plague in Geneva, 22

CXLIX. TO VIRET.--Dispersion of the School at Geneva--

contests at Neuchatel on the subject of church

property--Calvin's opinion of Farel, 24

CL. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Prayers for his restoration

to health, 26

1546.

CLI. TO FAREL.--News from Germany--journey of the French

Ambassador to Geneva--details concerning the

condition of the town, 26

CLII. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Calvin dedicates to him

one of his Commentaries, 29

CLIII. TO JOHN FRELLON.--Rupture of the relations between

Calvin and Servetus, 30

CLIV. TO FAREL.--Reply to various questions--terrible

threat against Servetus--imprisonment of one of

the leaders of the Libertins, 31

CLV. TO FAREL.--Pacification of the Church at Neuchatel--

report of the speedy arrival of the Emperor in

Savoy--dangers at Geneva--withering mention of

Francis I., 34

CLVI. TO VIRET.--Election of a minister at Neuchatel--

sickness of Viret's wife, 36

CLVII. TO VIRET.--Calvin invites his friend to repair to

Geneva after the death of his wife, 37

CLVIII. TO VIRET.--Renewed and more pressing invitation to

come to Geneva, 38

CLIX. TO THEODORE VITUS.--Indication of the various

documents wherein are set forth the opinions

of Calvin regarding the Lord's Supper--earnest

desires for union and peace among the Churches--

condition of Geneva, 39

CLX. TO VIRET.--Instructions to Viret about a journey

to Geneva, 42

CLXI. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Calvin's labours--the diet

at Ratisbon--the Church of Metz--the Reformation

at Heidelberg--_Apology_ for M. de Falais--

opinion regarding the sermons of Ochino, 43

CLXII. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Advice regarding the

editing of the _Apology_--details of a loan

contracted for M. de Falais--news from Germany

and Italy--Farel and Viret at Geneva--death of

Juan Diaz, 47

CLXIII. TO FAREL.--Troubles at Geneva--imprisonment of the

several members of the family of Favre--account

of the assassination of John Diaz at Neubourg, 52

CLXIV. TO AMY PERRIN.--Complaints regarding the conduct

of Perrin--firm and courageous declaration by

the Reformer of his resolution to persevere in

his duty unto death, 56

CLXV. TO FAREL AND VIRET.--Requests in favour of the

faithful in France, 58

CLXVI. TO MADAME DE FALAIS.--Expression of Christian

sympathy and condolence on occasion of the

illness of M. de Falais, 60

CLXVII. TO FAREL.--Excitement caused at Geneva by the

Representation of a Play, 61

CLXVIII. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Proposals of matrimony on

behalf of Viret, 63

CLXIX. TO VIRET.--Account of the steps taken relative to

his marriage, 65

CLXX. TO VIRET.--Fresh details regarding the projects for

his marriage, 65

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