JOHN CALVIN.

[_Lat. orig. autogr._--_Archives of Zurich._ Gest. vi. 111, p. 1423.]

[514] From this letter it would appear that Ochino had not yet

professed those opinions which soon thereafter alienated from him

the affection of Calvin. Having retired to Geneva in 1542, Ochino

quitted that town in 1545, to go to Basle. The same year we find him

again at Strasbourg, which he left in 1548, to seek an asylum in

England.

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