CALVIN.

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

[90] Bucer had entered into correspondence with some of the

magistrates of Geneva to bring about a reconciliation between them

and the banished ministers.

[91] The Church at Geneva was at this period given up to the most

lamentable divisions and in a state of deplorable disorder.

[92] The Reformation had extended to Metz in 1523. Two martyrs,

Jean le Clerc and Jean Chatelain, had sealed with their blood the

introduction of the Gospel into that country.--Bèze, _Hist. Eccl._,

tom. iii. p. 431.

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