ALrHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND Tol'ICS. 885
654, 657 ; on tlie doatli jionalty for heretics, 656, 6iK), 789; reviewint; \Vestphal, 660, ()();5; on forbeaniiifc, i'M; C. aud the Au,u;shnr<j; Confession, t'M; C. and Melanchtlion, 667 ; on Heshusius, 673; on the Eucharist, 675; on astrology, ()76, 735 ; on the " Celestial Hierarchy," 678; relation to Servetus, 687, 690; his patience, 728; his catholicity, 799; his refutation of Servetus, 789 ; makes Geneva an asylum for persecuted Protestants, 802 ; his Academy, 803; influence upon France, 807; upon, the Waldenscs, 80f»; upon Germany, 810; upon Holland, 812; upon England, 81(5; i\pon Scotland, 818; his last days, 820; his death and burial, 823; his last will and testament, 828; his farewell address to the Senate, 831 ; to the ministers of Geneva, 833; his personal character and luabits, 8.'54.
Calvinism, the system, 538, 544; where prevalent, 264, 542; tested logically, 261, 572; expounded, 568; compared with Scripture, 575; C. and Arminianism, 815.
Calvinism, American, 544, 586 ; modern, 567.
Calviuists, favoring infant salvation, 560 ; how erroneous, 661.
Campell, U., 141.
Cappel, first war, 165; first peace, 171 ; second war, 179 ; effect of defeat at, 187 ; second peace, 192.
Carol! , P., 251, 351, 376.
Carolinum, 62.
Carlstadt, 74.
Castellio, S., education, 622; translation of the Bible, 623; against Calvin, 624; last days, 626; defends religious liberty, 794.
Catholic Church, 449.
Cau%in, Gerard, 298.
Celibacy, clerical, 6, 48, 54, 489.
Champereau, H., 438, 475.
Chapeaurongc, A. d., 359, 427.
Chemnitz, M., 601.
Chiavenna, 155.
Christ's descent into Hades, 624.
Christian liberty, ;341.
Chrysostom, St., 487.
Church, people's, 8,5; at Geneva, 448; visible and invisible, 450, 4.")7, 4(K); officers of, 4(>8, 476; severity at Geneva, 491 ; authority, 540.
Church, Presbyterian, of Sci>tland, 469.
Church and Slate in Switzerland, (», 114, 14.!, 245, 2<i.i, ;557, 473, 489, 51(i; Reformers' view, 72, 85; sustaining one another, 4(i.3 ; autonomy, 4«i7, 474 ; Calvin on, 471, 481, 493.
Churches, sacking of, 59.
Cochhcus, 601.
Coirc, I'M]; seminary at, 143.
Comander, J., I'.iS.
" Counnentarius de vera et falsa religione," 63, 176.
Collation, Germain, 4(>4.
Colloquy, at Marburg, 85, 174; at Worms, 379; at Regensburg, 148, .381.
Confession, Geneva, 353; Tetrapolitana, 163; First Basel, 217 ; First Helvetic, 219; Second Helvetic, 221 ; Westminster, on providence and election, ,567.
Congregationalism, 140.
Consensus, Ziirich, 221; Tigurinus, 210, 592; Geneveusis, (il9.
Consubstautiation, 672.
Contarini, Cardinal, 381, 643.
Cop, N., 318.
Copernicus, 678.
Coi)pin, 498.
Cornelius on Anabaptists, 77.
Counter-Reformation, 157, 195.
Courault, 350, 359.
Cranmer, Archbishop, in accord with Reformers, 208 ; correspondence with Calvin, 7!)9.
Curio, C. S., 651.
Daniel, F., 307.
Dante on unbaptized infants, 556; on
predestination, .568. D'Aubigne, see Merle. " Decretum horribile," 331, 559. Deacons, 479. Democracy. 133, 143. Diestel, 525. Diet, of Switzerland, 98; Regensburg,
mi.
Discipline, at Geneva, 355, '.Vid, ,'{59; Roman Catholic, 486.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.
Disputations, Reformation, 53, 56.
Divine justice, 561.
"Dodekachordnu," 122.
Dufour, L., 431.
Dyer, on Calvin, 288 ; on divisions, 605.
Ecclesiastical ordinances of Geneva, 440, 475.
Eck, Dr., at Swiss Diet, 09; at Bern, 104; at Regensburg, 381; characterized, 382.
Education, popular, 354.
Edwards, Jonathan, 544.
Eidgenossen, 233.
Einsiedeln, 20, 196.
Election, 342, 546, 549, 557, 570.
England, Reformation in, 816.
Enthusiasm, 595.
"Epinicion " of Calvin, 380.
Episcopacy, 469.
Erasmus, as author and publisher, 7 ; influencing Zwingli, 24; on the Reformation, 108, 309; Luther's opinion of, 110; on jEsthetics, 112; Farel's opinion of, 241 ; at Freiburg, 326.
Eschatology, 95.
Eternal Decrees, Westminster Confession, .565.
Excommunication, 487.
Faber, Dr., 53, 99.
Faber Stapuleusis, see Le Fevre.
Faith and salvation, 571.
Falais, J. d. B. d., 619.
Farel, W., pioneer, and courage, 237, 242, 245; oratory, 238; education, 239 ; last labors and days, 247 ; writings, 249; advising Calvin, 348, 414, 710; at Geneva, 360, 431, 518; nobleness, 441, 446; persecuted, 509; last visit to Calvin, 822.
Farrar, F. W., quoted, 289.
Fasts, 47.
Favre, F., 497, 505.
Ferdinand, King, 166, 192.
Fisher, G. P., 294.
Francis I., 63, 318.
Frederick III., Elector, 221.
Free churches, 474.
Freedom of the Press, 465, 503.
Free schools, 522.
Free-will, 554.
Freiburg, 234, 237, 244.
French-Swiss, character, 232.
Froment, A., 253.
Furbity, G., 244.
Future life, meditation on, 339.
Galileo, Galilei, 679.
Gallicius, P., 140.
Gavazzi, Father, 639.
Geneston, M. d., 438.
Geneva, in Reformation times, 232, 243, 246, 253, 263, 348, 402, 426, 435, 442, 463, 465, 466, 490, 492, 503, 515, 519, 802.
Gentile, G. V., 656; his theology, 657.
Gernler, L., 218.
Gibbon, on Calvin and Servetus, 689.
Glarean, 24, 41, 120, 122.
Glarus, 23, 117, 123.
God's sovereignty, 562.
Godet, F., on redemption, 578.
Grebel, Conrad, 73, 77, 82.
Gribaldo, M., theology, 653.
Grisons, 131, 136, 142.
Gruet, J., 501.
Grutli, 3.
Gryaaius, S., 326.
Guillermins, 427, 475.
Guizot on Calvin, 278, 344.
Hallam on Switzerland, 2. Halley's comet, 182. Hamilton, Wm., on Calvin, 290, Hardenberg, A., 675. " Harlot stars," 677. Hase, 330.
Hausser, L., on Calvin, 264, 283. Heidelberg Catechism, 669, 811. Henry, Matthew, 525. "Heptameron," 323. Heresy, punishment of, 694. Herrick, G. G., on Calvin, 295. Heshusius, F., 671. Heusser, Mrs., quoted, 187. Hilary, quoted, 604. Hildebrand, Pope, compared with Calvin, 466, 472. Hodge, C, on baptism, 586. Hofmeister, Seb., 129. Hohenlandenberg, H. v., 6. Holland, Reformation in, 812. Holy Spirit in eucharist, 592.