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The Reformers were protected under her patronage ; and she wrote a book in
French rhyme , called the Mirror of the skilful Soul ; ' which was censured by the
Sorbonne . It was composed in a strain very unusual to the church of Rome : No ...
The Reformers were protected under her patronage ; and she wrote a book in
French rhyme , called the Mirror of the skilful Soul ; ' which was censured by the
Sorbonne . It was composed in a strain very unusual to the church of Rome : No ...
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Now , • ( says Drelincourt , ) the works of this godly man being I wrote in Latin ,
and having made him universally known by the name Calvinus ; if afterwards ,
when he wrote in • French , he had used any other name than that of Calvin , " the
...
Now , • ( says Drelincourt , ) the works of this godly man being I wrote in Latin ,
and having made him universally known by the name Calvinus ; if afterwards ,
when he wrote in • French , he had used any other name than that of Calvin , " the
...
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I shall only make this farther observation , that the treatises which Pyghius wrote
concerning free - will against Calvin , and about original sin , have been placed
among the books prohibited by the Spanish inquisition . Pyghius was so
provoked ...
I shall only make this farther observation , that the treatises which Pyghius wrote
concerning free - will against Calvin , and about original sin , have been placed
among the books prohibited by the Spanish inquisition . Pyghius was so
provoked ...
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Baudouin confesses , in his answer , that he had not seen what Bucer had wrote
to Calvin ; but he brags he had Calvin ' s answer to Bucer . Theodore Beza wrote
to Baudouin , and made the following apology for Calvin ; . - You say Calvin ...
Baudouin confesses , in his answer , that he had not seen what Bucer had wrote
to Calvin ; but he brags he had Calvin ' s answer to Bucer . Theodore Beza wrote
to Baudouin , and made the following apology for Calvin ; . - You say Calvin ...
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Thus wrote this candid Arminian , and therefore an unsuspected evidence of all
undue partia . « lity , so late as the year 1734 . ' See Toplady ' s Historic « Proof . '
In 1548 , Calvin wrote his « Antidote against the seven « sessions of the council ...
Thus wrote this candid Arminian , and therefore an unsuspected evidence of all
undue partia . « lity , so late as the year 1734 . ' See Toplady ' s Historic « Proof . '
In 1548 , Calvin wrote his « Antidote against the seven « sessions of the council ...
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