CCLXXIX. TO FAREL.--Renewed expressions of regret for the
death of Vadian and Bucer--controversies excited
by Osiander--numerous migrations to Geneva--
commencement of hostilities in Italy, 311
CCLXXX. TO A FRENCH GENTLEMAN.--Sickness of Theodore
Beza--Calvin's grief, 314
CCLXXXI. TO THE DUKE OF SOMERSET.--Protestations of
attachment--reforms required in the Church of
England--squandering of the revenues of
benefices and of the universities, 315
CCLXXXII. TO VIRET.--Reply to the attacks of Pighius, and
of George of Sicily, 317
CCLXXXIII. TO THE MINISTERS OF NEUCHATEL.--Arrest of a
minister from Neuchatel in France--steps for
obtaining his release, 318
CCLXXXIV. TO BULLINGER.--Edict of Chateaubriand, in
France--attacks on Calvin in Geneva, 319
CCLXXXV. TO THE MINISTERS OF SWITZERLAND.--Statement of
the controversy with Bolsec regarding Election, 322
CCLXXXVI. TO OSWALD MYCONIUS.--Recommendations regarding
the dispute with Bolsec--request on behalf of
the Protestants of France, 326
CCLXXXVII. TO CHRISTOPHER FABRI.--Calvin's dissatisfaction
with the reply of the ministers of Bâle, and
the conduct of Monsieur de Falais regarding the
affair with Bolsec, 327
CCLXXXVIII. TO FAREL.--Recommendation of a schoolmaster--
complaints against the ministers of Zurich, 328
CCLXXXIX. TO LELIO SOCIN.--Refusal to reply to the curious
questions proposed to him by Socin, 330
1552.
CCXC. TO BULLINGER.--Thanks for the zeal manifested on
behalf of the faithful in France--complaints of
the conduct of the ministers of Zurich in the
affair of Bolsec, 331
CCXCI. TO FAREL.--Fresh complaints by Calvin against the
ministers of Zurich and Berne--his unpopularity
in the latter city--advices to Farel, 335
CCXCII. TO MADAME DE CANY.--Rigorous and inflexible spirit
of Calvin against heresy--praise of Theodore
Beza, 338
CCXCIII. TO BULLINGER.--Journey of Calvin and Farel in
Switzerland--steps in favour of the Reformed
in France--return to the affairs of Bolsec, 341
CCXCIV. TO CRANMER.--Agreement to the proposal for
assembling a General Synod for the more close
union of the Reformed Churches, 345
CCXCV. TO BULLINGER.--Fresh details regarding the
persecutions in France, 349
CCXCVI. TO THE FIVE PRISONERS OF LYONS,--MARTIAL ALBA,
PETER ESCRIVAIN, CHARLES FAVRE, PETER
NAVIHERES, BERNARD SEGUIN.--Information on
various doctrinal points, and assurances of
Christian sympathy, 350
CCXCVII. TO EDWARD VI.--Dedication of a new work, and
Christian exhortations, 354
CCXCVIII. TO CRANMER.--Calvin exhorts him to prosecute with
fresh zeal the reformation of the Church in
England, by purging it of the relics of Popery, 356
CCXCIX. TO JOHN LINER.--Thanks for the zeal manifested by
him on behalf of the prisoners of Lyons, 358
CCC. TO THE FRENCH CHURCH IN LONDON.--Exhortations to
harmony--Is it lawful to call Mary the Mother
of God, and to pray for the Pope? 360
CCCI. TO THE SEIGNEURS OF GENEVA.--Reply of Calvin to
the Syndics of Geneva in the case of Trolliet, 363
CCCII. TO FAREL.--Conspiracy of the Libertins--energy of
the Reformer--struggles of Viret at Lausanne, 370