...Swiss Reformer. On the 13th of February, 1546, Calvin wrote thus to Farel respecting Servetus : — ' He offers to come hither if I will allow him. But...avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive.'— (P. 308.) In 1553, Servetus was living at Vienne, under the pseudonym of Villeneuve, and had just printed...

...Calvin wrote thus to Farel respecting Servetus: ' He offers to come hither if I will allow him. Bnt I am unwilling to give any pledge ; for if he does come, and my authority be of any avail, / wi!i never suffer Mm to depart alive.'— Г. 308. " In 1553, Servetas was living at Vienne, under...

...might come to a better mind ; and on the very same day he wrote of him to Farel as follows : — ' He offers to come hither if I will allow him ; but...avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive.'* The manuscript which had been sent to Geneva was not returned ; but Servetus either had kept a duplicate...

...might come to a better mind ; and on the very same day he wrote of him to Farel as follows : — ' He offers to come hither if I will allow him ; but...unwilling to give any pledge ; for if he does come, and my authoritr be of any avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive.'* The manuscript which had been...

...mind ; and on the very same day he wrote of him to Farel as follows: — 'He offers to come hither if] will allow him; but I am unwilling to give any pledge ; for if he does come, and my authority be ol uny avail, I will never suffer him to depart :ilive.'* The manuscript which had been sent to Geneva...

...— " Servetus wrote to me lately, and accompanied his letter with a long volume of his insanities ; he offers to come hither, if I will allow him. But...any avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive." He also expressed a similar determination in a letter to his friend Viret. And this emphatic declaration...

...he tells Fare! that he was unwilling that Servetus should trust to him; for, he adds, " If he should come, and my authority be of any avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive." 1 Having escaped from Vienne, 2 before the completion of 1 " Sed nolo fidem meam interponere. Nam si...

...tells Farel that he was unwilling that Servetus should trust to him — for he adds, " If he should come, and my authority be of any avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive."* Having escaped from Vienne,'}- before the comple* " Sed nolo fidem meam interponere. Nam si venerit,...

...the Spaniard might come to a better mind ; tod on the some day he wrote of him to Farel as Wlow.:" He offers to come hither if I will allow him ;. but I am unwilling to give any pledge ; for if he docs come, and my authority be of any avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive." The manuscript...

...Spaniard might come to a better mind ; and on the same day he wrote of him to Farel as follows : — " He offers to come hither if I will allow him ; but...any avail, I will never suffer him to depart alive." The manuscript which he had forwarded to Geneva was not returned ; but Servetus had either retained...