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Often appears with: tithes and priests · religious persecution and toleration · justice as a virtue · false accusations · crime and punishment · calvin to bullinger
Usually: argument (1) · injustice endured (1) · indignation (1) · skepticism (1)
Calvin tells Bullinger on 24 July 1545 that even if a French deputation was sought, it will stall unless pressed again, and he refutes claims that persecution of the Vaudois was due to refusal to pay tithes.
that question about which we had both been examined; for although there is a slight difference in certain particulars, we are, notwithstanding, very well agreed upon the general question itself. [*Calvin's Lat. Corresp.*--Opera, tom. ix. p. 33.] [501] Claude de Senarclens returned to Geneva loaded with testimonials of affection from the German Reformers. In the Town Library of Geneva there is an Album preserved…