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161
1554
IUN.
162
erata
est,
ut
aliquando
usui
et
ornamento
Christi
ecclesiae
esse
possit.
Vale
optime
ac
diutissime.
Lausannae
13.
Iunii
1554.
Tuus
Petrus
Viretus
ex
animo.
1970.
CALVINUS
EXSULIBUS
ANGLIS.
Consolatur
eos,
animos
eorum
erigit,
hortatur
ut
studiis
sedulo
operam
navent,
sperat
fore
ut
brevi
aliquando
Dominus
ipsis
ad
suum
opus
perficiendum
utatur.
(Describimus
ex
Simlen
Vol.
82,
qui
se
desumpsisse
dicit
ex
Iuelli
Vita
per
Humfredum
scripta
pag.
91,
cuius
libri
nobis
copia
non
fuit.)
Piis
et
doctis,
qui
nunc
exsules
ab
Anglia
se
ad
Christi
ministerium
comparant,
in
ecclesia
Tigurina,
*)
fratribus
carissimis.
Quanquam
prope
supervacuum
fore
ducebam,
proficiscere
ad
vos
optimo
fratre
nostro
D.
Levero,
per
literas
a
me
tentari,
quod
ipse
coram
sermone
longe
melius
et
uberius
praestabit,
ego
tamen
vel
frustra
eiusdem
rogatu
ad
vos
scribere
malui,
quam
officio
meo
deesse.
Duo
autem
mihi
breviter
agenda
1970.
1)
Strype,
Eccl
Mem.
III.
P.
L
p.
232:
At
Zuric:
luther
came
(1554)
about
twelve
English:
Laurence
Humfrey
was
one,
afterwards
the
King's
learned
prof.
of
divinity
in
Oxford
(Autor
vitae
Jewelii
unde
haec
ep.
desumpta,
cf.
Zuric
Letters
II.
752),
and
John
Parkhurst
was
another,
late
rector
of
the
rien
living
of
Cleve
and
afterwards
bishop
of
Norwich.
They
all
lived
with
much
comfort
in
the
house
of
Christopher
Froscover
printer,
and
paid
each
his
ordinary.
These
twelve
came
hither
before
P.
Martyr
came
from
Argentine
to
be
prof.
of
divinity
here
:
who,
when
he
came,
brought
Jewel
along
with
him.
Here
were
also
Jm.
Pilkington,
late
master
of
S.
John's
college,
Oambridge,
afterwards
bishop
ofDurham;
Tho.
Bentham,
late
fellow
of
Magdalen
college,
Oxon,
afterwards
bishop
of
Lichueld;
Tho.
Lever,
lately
at
Frankford;
Tho.
Spenser,
Rob.
Beaumont,
Nic.
Carvil.
These
being
here
had
supplies
yielded
them
by
Ohambers
and
certam
London
merchants,
Rich.
Springham,
John
Abel,
Tho.
Bton,
and
some
others,
whose
names
were
studiously
concealed.
Quorum
exstat
ep.
ad
senatum
Turicensem,
cum
aliis,
Zuric.
Letters
II.
751.
Strype
ibid.
p.
409:
Many
of
the
English,
especially
students
settled
themselves
at
Zuric,
for
the
sake
of
Bullinger
and
other
learned
men
there.
Here
were
Jewel,
Hom,
Lever,
Parkhurst,
Humphrey,
Beaumont,
Mullings
and
others.
To
these
exiles
both
P.
Martyr
from
Strasburgh
and
J.
Calvin
from
Geneva
wrote
comfortable
letters
Both
are
extant
in
the
Life
of
Bishop
Jewel
wrote
by
Dr-
Humphrey.
Aliam
Bullingeri
suppeditant
Zur.
Letters
II.
747.
Calvini
opera.
Vol*
XV.
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