JOHN CALVIN.

[_Calvin's Lat. Corresp._--Opera, tom. ix. p. 50.]

[226] Idelette de Bure had, by her first marriage with Jean Storder,

several children known to us only by the pious solicitude of their

mother on her deathbed.

[227] We read in Viret's letter to Calvin already referred

to,--"My wife salutes you most courteously; she has been grieved

in no ordinary way by the death of her very dear sister, and she

and I feel it to be a loss to us all." Idelette de Bure kept up

with Viret's wife a pious epistolary correspondence, which has

unfortunately not been preserved.

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