ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS. 887
Hooker, R., on Calvin, 280, 317. Hiibmaicr, H., 77, 83. Huguenots, '2'.'yl. Hugues, B., '_';{3. Hyacinthe, Pere, 639. Hymns, Anabaptist, 80.
Immersion, 78, 587.
Imposition of hands, 315.
Infant salvation, %, r>6(i, 557, 652.
Infralapsarianism, 552.
Inquisition, Koraau, 043, 089.
"Institutes" of Calvin, parts of, 3.32,
33()-;342. Interim, Augsburg, 002 ; Leipzig, 004. Intolerance, Religious, R. Catholic, 093 ;
Protestant, 700. Italian Church in Geneva, 028. Italian (Jrisons. 140. Italian Switzerland, 2.
Janssen, on Zwingli, 28.
Jenatsch, G., 100.
Jerome, St., quoted, 599.
Jesuits, .322.
Jewel, Bp., on Bullinger, 209.
Judae, Leo, 22, 48, 55, M.
Judgments of Reformers on Servetus,
708. Jussie, Jeanne de, 245. Justification by faith, 546.
Kaiser, J., 1(!0.
Kampschulte, F. W., on Calvin, 285, 412.
Kessler, J., 127.
Knowledge of God and ourselves, 3.36.
Knox, John, 818; on Calvin, 518; character of, 819.
Kostlin, quoted on Luther's liberality, 705.
Labyrinth, the, 25.
Lambert of Avignon, .50. .
Lambeth Articles, 564.
Lasco, John a, 6(32.
Latitudiuarian, first, among Reformers,
119. Lausanne, 250. Lay-elders, 479. Le F?;vre d'Etaples, 239; his portrait,
876.
Leo X., 43, :i01.
Libertines, 498, .501.
Liturgy, 111, 470.
Locarno, congregation of, Kil.
Lord's Supper, the, 7, 111, 1(W, 20i), 217, 247, 373, UV.l, 001, 073; among the Reformed, 00; Baptists, 79; Zwingli's view t)f, 85, 95, 220; Calvin's view, 376, 480, .590.
Love of God, 580.
Loyola, I., :J02.
Lullin, J., :&.), 420.
Luther, compared witii Zwingli, 8, .33, 37; on theeucharist, 8(i, 589; meeting Kessler, a Swiss, 127 ; with Vergerius, 148; monarchist, 107; abuse of Zwingli, 177, 187; fourth centennial, 200; on Helvetic Confession, 220; meeting Zwingli, 80, 259; compared with Calvin, 272, 385, 3!»4, 412, 410, 444; on the ministry, 314; on predestination, 392; on the Church, 4.5(i, 4.58; lay-pricstliood, 470; as commentator, 527; views on toleration and religious liberty, 705.
Lutheranism, 8, 9, 11, .541, 660, 672.
Maigret, A., 512.
Manuel, Niclaus, 103.
Marc-Monnier, on Calvin's work, 521.
Marcouvt, 428.
Mare, H. d. 1., 428, 438, 475, 512.
Margaret of Valois, 240.
Marot, C, .374.
Martyr, Justin, on heathen philosophers, 178; for toleration, 332.
Martyr, Peter, l.")(i, 102, 0;50.
Ma.ss, <»9.
Massacre, Valtellina, 1.57.
Maurice of Saxony, 005.
Melanchthon, a .synergist, 94, 548; on the eucharist, 111 ; a layman, 313; in Colloquies, .378; M. and Calvin (also Luther), 385, 3<k;, .598, 614, 020; on predestination, .392; as to Leipzig Interim, 004; on the Lord's Supper, (k}5, 667, ()70; timidity, 669; on tlie Messiah, 719.
Merle d'Aubigne, on Calvin, 417, 4-37, 471.
Methodism, spread, 85, 2(J4 ; M. and Calvinism, 500, 817.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS.
Military service, 6, 166, 191.
Ministry, call to, 313, 316.
Mirandola, P. d., influencing Zwingli,
24. " Mirror of a sinful Soul," 317. MiJhler on Calvin, 835. Moral inability, 597. Morikofer, J. C, quoted, 6. Morland, 428. Motley, quoted, 813, 814. Miiller, J. v., on Tell, 3 ; on Calvin, 281. Murdock, J., on Calvin, 281. Myconius, O., upholding Zwingli, 38;
history, 216 ; on eucharist, 217 ; on
First Basel Confession, 218.
Nationalrath, Swiss, 4, 190. Natural state of man, 569. Neuchatel, 2.32, 233, 242. Nicknames, 177, 187, 662. Nicodemites, 610. Nunnery, St. Claire, 246.
Ochino, B., 162, 637; as an orator, 640; habits, 641; conversion, 642; devotion, 643 ; on Genevan morality, 644 ; his teachings, 645, 648, 651 ; Calvin's esteem for, 646, 649; married experiences, 647; at London, 647; last days, 650.
Oicolampadiiis, on predestination, 94; on the Bible, 100; history, 108, 115; mildness of, 110, 238; on Servetus, 715.
Olivetan, P. R., 242, 243, 299.
" On the necessity of reforming the Church," 452.
Opus operatum, as to Lord's Supper, 583.
Orelli, 162.
Original sin, 94.
Ozias, 438.
Pastors, 477. Patriots of Geneva, 497. Paul, on redemption, 577. Paul IV., Pope, 153. Pedobaptism, 78, 587. Pedrotus, 375. Pellican, 64, 241.
Perrin, A., 243, 430, 497, 504, 509, 513, 515.
Perrin, Francesca, 505.
Persecution, Theodosius on, 696 ; Cardinal Gibbons on, 699 ; Roman Catholic Church on, 699; cases of, 696, 698; Protestant, 700; in general, 688, 689, 691, 693.
Pertemps, 427.
Pestallozzi, 162.
Pestilence at Geneva, 441, 442.
Pflug, J., 378, 381.
Philip of Hesse, 174, 387.
Philippe, Jean, 359, 399.
Pighius, A., 596.
Plague of 1564 in Switzerland, 654.
Pluralism in R. C. Church, 300.
Pecquet, 498, 500.
Polygamy, 649.
" Pope of Geneva," 483.
Popery, 562.
Porral, A., .358, 427.
Poupiu, A., 506.
Predestination, according to Zwingli, 91; Bullinger, 210; Calvin, 335, 547, 555, 561.
Predestination, double, 545, 547, 563.
Predestination in the Confessions, 562.
Presbytery, 316.
Preterition, 551.
Priests, immorality of, 6.
Priesthood, 316.
Priesthood of believers, 471, 473.
Printing-press, 151, 465.
Protestants persecuted in Paris, .320.
Protestantism, 10, 67, 192, 243, 251.
Puritanism, 264, 819.
Quintin, 498, 500.
Radicalism, 70, 85.
Radziwill, Prince, 637.
Raymond, F. d., 273.
Ranke, Leopold, 603.
Rfitia, 132.
Rationalism, 144, 201, 632.
Redemption of the race, 543.
Reformation, progress of, 12, 54, 58, 98,
104, 112, 114, 124, 130, 137, 156, 241,
246, 320. Reformed, how inclusive. 9, 11. Reformed Church, influence of, 12;
spread of, 75, 660. Reformers, predestinarians, 546.