Letters of John Calvin volume 1
Letters of John Calvin volume 1
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He presented, according to custom, a petition and supplication, but he made nothing of it. Nor did they treat him only in this way, but they decided that no stranger in future, upon whom any suspi- cion might fall, should be suffered to remain. Briefly, I wish you to understand, that the way in that direction, for the pre- sent, is shut against the Gospel. Therefore, we must wait for a better opportunity, which I shall be always looking for. Those small vermin, Malizi and Orociati, you cannot d...o better than constantly to crush andbruise them, which you may do without danger, for they can only spit spent venom.
That information which the French ambassador has received about the Edict' has been the doing of Bucer, who has under- hand instructed Doctor Chelius^ to write to him, that all our friends were greatly estranged from the king on account of that cruelty. ''^ Not a word about the embassy. Bucer himself dic- ' This refers, doubtless, to the Edict which was published the following year in France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He presented, according to custom, a petition and supplication, but he made nothing of it. Nor did they treat him only in this way, but they decided that no stranger in future, upon whom any suspi- cion might fall, should be suffered to remain. Briefly, I wish you to understand, that the way in that direction, for the pre- sent, is shut against the Gospel. Therefore, we must wait for a better opportunity, which I shall be always looking for. Those small vermin, Malizi and Orociati, you cannot d...o better than constantly to crush andbruise them, which you may do without danger, for they can only spit spent venom.
That information which the French ambassador has received about the Edict' has been the doing of Bucer, who has under- hand instructed Doctor Chelius^ to write to him, that all our friends were greatly estranged from the king on account of that cruelty. ''^ Not a word about the embassy. Bucer himself dic- ' This refers, doubtless, to the Edict which was published the following year in France.
What to read after Letters of John Calvin volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Calvin to read onlineMoreLess
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