JOHN CALVIN.

[_Lat. orig. autogr._--_Library of Geneva._ Vol. 106.]

[62] Is this Uzés a small town of Languedoc, now comprised in the

department of Gard? Beza and the historian of the martyrs furnish us

with no information on this point.

[63] Desirous of rendering assistance to Calvin during his illness

and recovery, the Seigneurs of Geneva decided upon allowing him an

attendant at the public expense.--_Registers of Council_, 4th March

1546.

[64] Viret was on the point of repairing to Berne, in order

to discuss certain matters relative to the ordinances of the

Reformation in the Pays de Vaud.--Ruchat, vol. v. p. 298.

[65] After the disgrace of the Chancellor Poyet, this high office

was filled by François Olivier, Seigneur of Louville, President

of the Parliament of Paris. He resigned in 1550, and again became

Chancellor in 1559, in order to give his sanction to the lamentable

executions of Amboise, which he survived only for a short time.

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