CALVIN.

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

[163] Condemned by the Synod of Lausanne, and banished by the

Senate of Berne, Caroli had returned to the Church of Rome, and

had in vain sought the favour of the Cardinal de Tournon. Deceived

in his expectations, he reappeared in Switzerland, confessed his

past offences, and obtained the forgiveness of Farel. Afterwards he

proceeded to Strasbourg, where Bucer and Sturm tried every means

to reconcile him with Calvin.--Ruchat, _Hist. de la Réformat. en

Suisse_, tom. v. pp. 129-134.

[164] Bonneville, on the Lake of Bienne. It was there where the

interview between Caroli and Farel, accompanied by the two deputies

from Neuchatel, had taken place.

[165] Rognac--is it the burgh of that name in Provence, department

of Bouches du Rhone?

[166] James Bedrot, native of the Grisons, professor of Greek in the

Academy at Strasbourg.

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