CALVIN.

[85] The new ministers elected at Geneva to replace Calvin, Farel,

and Courault, were Antony Marcourt, pastor of the Church of Nyon,

and Doctor Morand. Their nomination, approved only by a part of the

Church, gave occasion to serious disorder. See Gaberel, _Histoire de

l' Eglise de Genève_, 1853, vol. i. _passim_.

* * * * *

Read after this Bucer's letter, where he advises that we carefully

avoid colleaguing together, since it may be suspected that the one

urges on the other, to what both are too much inclined to. He even

wishes that I may yield to that extent, in order that this irritable

disposition may not be disturbed by frequent rumours.

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

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