JOHN I. DREDGE.

[This curious medal, which is figured in Rigollot's _Monnaies des Fous_

(Pl. iv. fig. 10.), and the reverse of which has been engraved by

Tilliot (_Fête des Foux_) as the seal of the _Mère Folle_ of Dijon, is

a satirical medal issued by the Protestants. Their opponents retorted,

or provoked its issue, by one which Riggolot has also figured (fig.

11.): which has on one side the head of Calvin, crowned with the tiara,

&c. (which, when turned, becomes that of the Devil), and the words

"_Joan. Calvinus Heresiarch. pessimus_;" and on the reverse a

Cardinal's head, which is turned into a fool's head, with the motto

"_Et Stulti, aliquando sapite_."--Psalm xciii.]

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