Readings in Church History
Readings in Church History
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neighborhood, converting and strengthening many, and by his depth of knowledge and gravity of style winning the admiration of all. In 1529 he returned to Paris, where he devoted his time to theology, but also pub- lished Seneca's De Clementia with an elaborate commen- tary in his own pure, terse Latin. Having broken utterly with the old faith, he was obliged to create a new system within himself By the time he was twenty-four he stood at the head of the Reformation in France ; then, in 1533, ca...me the trial. A new regent of the Sorbonne, Nicholas Cop by name, had to deliver an oration before the university. Calvin composed it for him, and so strongly was it in favor of the Reformation that both men found it expedient to leave the country. Cop went to Basle ; Calvin, in the guise of a vinedresser, fled to Margaret, queen of Navarre, at whose court, under an assumed name, he remained for some time. Then, at the risk of his life, he promised to hold a disputation at Paris with Servetus ; he went, but the Spanish heretic evaded him, and Calvin was obliged to flee to Basle.
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neighborhood, converting and strengthening many, and by his depth of knowledge and gravity of style winning the admiration of all. In 1529 he returned to Paris, where he devoted his time to theology, but also pub- lished Seneca's De Clementia with an elaborate commen- tary in his own pure, terse Latin. Having broken utterly with the old faith, he was obliged to create a new system within himself By the time he was twenty-four he stood at the head of the Reformation in France ; then, in 1533, ca...me the trial. A new regent of the Sorbonne, Nicholas Cop by name, had to deliver an oration before the university. Calvin composed it for him, and so strongly was it in favor of the Reformation that both men found it expedient to leave the country. Cop went to Basle ; Calvin, in the guise of a vinedresser, fled to Margaret, queen of Navarre, at whose court, under an assumed name, he remained for some time. Then, at the risk of his life, he promised to hold a disputation at Paris with Servetus ; he went, but the Spanish heretic evaded him, and Calvin was obliged to flee to Basle.
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