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180

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181

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182

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183

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184

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185

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186

=C. M. WILLICH’S POPULAR TABLES= for Ascertaining the Value of Lifehold, Leasehold, and Church Property, Renewal Fines, &c.; the Public Funds; Annual Average Price and Interest on Consols from 1731 to 1861; Chemical, Geographical, Astronomical, Trigonometrical Tables, &c. &c. _Fifth Edition_, enlarged. Post 8vo. 10_s._

187

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188

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189

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190

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191

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193

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195

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201

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202

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203

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206

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207

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215

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218

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220

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221

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226

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INDEX.

No.

_Acton’s_ Cookery-Book, 200

Afternoon of Life, 139

_Agassiz_ on Classification, 102

_Alcock’s_ Japan, 1

_Arago’s_ Scientific Biographies, 34

_Arago’s_ Meteorological Essays, 34

_Arago’s_ Popular Astronomy, 34

_Arago’s_ Treatise on Comets, 34

_Arbuthnot’s_ Herzegovina, 74

_Arnold’s_ Manual of English Literature, 63

_Arnold’s_ Poems, 181

_Arnold’s_ Merope, 181

_Arnold_ on Translating Homer, 64

_Arnott_ on Progress, 184

Autobiography of Charles V, 9

_Ayre’s_ Treasury of Bible Knowledge, 172

Bacon’s Life, by _Spedding_, 23

_Bacon’s_ Works, 22

_Bayldon’s_ Rents and Tillages, 217

_Beard’s_ Port-Royal, 51

_Berlepsch’s_ Alps, 70

_Black_ on Brewing, 201

_Blaine’s_ Encyclopædia of Rural Sports, 123

_Blight’s_ Land’s End, 86

_Boner’s_ Forest Creatures, 117

_Bourne_ on the Steam Engine, 214

_Bourne’s_ Catechism of ditto, 214

_Bowdler’s_ Family Shakspeare, 173

_Boyd’s_ Naval Cadet’s Manual, 212

Brande’s Dictionary of Science, 103

_Bréhaut_ on Cordon-Training, 224

_Brodie’s_ Psychological Inquiries, 89

_Brinton_ on Food, 202

_Bristow’s_ Glossary of Mineralogy, 107

_Bromfield’s_ Brittany and the Bible, 84

Brunel’s Life, by _Beamish_, 24

_Bull’s_ Hints to Mothers, 203

_Bull_ on Management of Children, 203

_Bunsen’s_ Hippolytus, 52

_Bunsen’s_ Outlines of Universal History, 52

_Bunsen’s_ Analecta Ante-Nicæna, 52

_Bunsen’s_ Ancient Egypt, 52

_Bunyan’s_ Pilgrim’s Progress, illustrated, 160

_Burke’s_ Vicissitudes of Families, 38

_Burn’s_ Agricultural Tour in Belgium, 85

_Burton’s_ Lake Regions of Central Africa, 82

_Burton’s_ Footsteps in East Africa, 82

_Burton’s_ Medina and Mecca, 82

_Burton’s_ City of the Saints, 82

Cabinet Lawyer (The), 219

Calderon’s Dramas, by _MacCarthy_, 183

_Calvert’s_ Wife’s Manual, 168

_Cats’_ and _Fairlie’s_ Emblems, 159

Chorale-Book (The) for England, 164

_Clark’s_ Comparative Grammar, 60

_Clough’s_ Lives from Plutarch, 39

_Colenso_ on the Pentateuch, 4

_Collyns_ on Stag-Hunting, 127

_Comyn_ Ellice, a Tale, 137

_Conington’s_ Chemical Analysis, 99

_Contanseau’s_ French Dictionaries, 58

_Conybeare_ and _Howson’s_ St Paul, 49

_Copland’s_ Dictionary of Medicine, 93

_Cotton’s_ Instructions in Christianity, 171

_Cox’s_ Tales from Greek Mythology, 40

_Cox’s_ Tale of the Great Persian War, 40

_Cox’s_ Tales of the Gods and Heroes, 40

_Cresy’s_ Encyclop. of Civil Engineering, 192

Cricket Field (The), 135

Cricket Tutor (The), 135

_Crowe’s_ History of France, 14

_D’Aubigné’s_ Calvin, 3

Dead Shot (The), 125

_De la Rive’s_ Reminiscences of Cavour, 6

_De la Rive’s_ Electricity, 101

_De Tocqueville_ on Democracy, 8

_De Witt’s_ Jefferson, 7

_Döllinger’s_ Gentile and Jew, 50

_Dove’s_ Law of Storms, 112

_Eastlake_ on Oil Painting, 29

Eclipse of Faith (The), 148

Defence of ditto, 148

Essays _and_ Reviews, 149

_Fairbairn’s_ Information for Engineers, 194

_Fairbairn’s_ Treatise on Millwork, 194

_Fitzroy’s_ Weather Book, 113

_Folkard’s_ Sailing Boat, 132

_Forster’s_ Life of Eliot, 2

_Fowler’s_ Collieries, 209

_Freshfield’s_ Alpine Byways, 68

_Freshfield’s_ Tour in the Grisons, 68

_Garratt’s_ Marvels of Instinct, 119

_Goldsmith’s_ Poems, illustrated, 174

_Goodeve’s_ Elements of Mechanism, 197

_Green’s_ English Princesses, 21

_Greene’s_ Manual of Cœlenterata, 115

_Greene’s_ Manual of Protozoa, 115

_Greyson’s_ Correspondence 148

_Grove_ on Physical Forces 104

_Gwilt’s_ Encyclopædia of Architecture 195

_Hartwig’s_ Sea, 116

_Hartwig’s_ Tropical World, 116

_Hassall’s_ Freshwater Algæ, 223

_Hassall’s_ Adulterations Detected, 223

Havelock’s Life, by _Marshman_, 36

_Hawker_ on Guns and Shooting, 124

_Herschel’s_ Outlines of Astronomy, 109

_Herschel’s_ Essays, 109

_Hind’s_ American Exploring Expeditions, 77

_Hind’s_ Labrador, 77

Hints on Etiquette, 129

_Hole’s_ Gardeners’ Annual, 227

_Holland’s_ Essays, 88

_Holland’s_ Medical Notes, 88

_Holland_ on Mental Physiology, 88

_Hooker’s_ British Flora, 221

_Hopkins’s_ Hawaii, 78

_Horne’s_ Introduction to the Scriptures, 169

_Horne’s_ Compendium of ditto, 170

_Hoskyns’_ Talpa, 131

_Howard’s_ Athletic Exercises, 133

_Howitt’s_ History of the Supernatural, 151

_Howitt’s_ Remarkable Places, 87

_Howitt’s_ Rural Life of England, 87

_Howson’s_ Deaconesses, 143

_Hudson’s_ Directions for Making Wills, 220

_Hudson’s_ Executor’s Guide, 220

_Hughes’s_ Geography of History, 189

_Hughes’s_ Manual of Geography, 189

_Jameson’s_ Saints and Martyrs, 158

_Jameson’s_ Monastic Orders, 158

_Jameson’s_ Legends of the Madonna, 158

_Jameson’s_ Legends of the Saviour, 158

Johnson’s Dictionary, by _Latham_, 56

_Johnson’s_ Patentee’s Manual, 205

_Johnson’s_ Book of Industrial Designs, 206

_Johnston’s_ Geographical Dictionary, 191

_Kennedy’s_ Hymnologia, 165

_Kirby_ and _Spence’s_ Entomology, 120

_L. E. L.’s_ Poetical Works, 179

Lady’s Tour round Monte Rosa, 69

_Latham’s_ Comparative Philology, 62

_Latham’s_ English Language, 62

_Latham’s_ Handbook of ditto, 62

_Lempriere’s_ Notes on Mexico, 76

_Liddell_ and _Scott’s_ Greek Lexicons, 54

_Lindley’s_ Horticulture, 225

_Lindley’s_ Introduction to Botany, 225

_Lindley’s_ Treasury of Botany, 228

_Lister’s_ Physico-Prophetical Essays, 153

_Lewin’s_ Jerusalem, 65

_Loudon’s_ Encyclo. of Cottage Architecture, 196

_Loudon’s_ Encyclo. of Agriculture, 218

_Loudon’s_ Encyclo. of Gardening, 218

_Loudon’s_ Encyclo. of Trees and Shrubs, 218

_Loudon’s_ Encyclo. of Plants, 218

_Lowndes’s_ Engineer’s Handbook, 193

Lyra Domestica, 167

Lyra Germanica, 162, 163

Lyra Sacra, 166

_Macaulay’s_ England, 13

_Macaulay’s_ Essays, 145

_Macaulay’s_ Miscellaneous Writings, 146

_Macaulay’s_ Lays of Ancient Rome, 180

_Macaulay’s_ Speeches, 45

_MacBrair’s_ Africans, 83

_MacDougall’s_ Theory of War, 210

_M’Culloch’s_ Commercial Dictionary, 188

_M’Culloch’s_ Geographical Dictionary, 188

_Marcet’s_ Land and Water, 216

_Marcet’s_ Political Economy, 216

_Marcet’s_ Conversat. on Natural Philosophy, 216

_Marcet’s_ Conversations on Chemistry, 216

_Maunder’s_ Biographical Treasury, 228

_Maunder’s_ Geographical Treasury, 228

_Maunder’s_ Historical Treasury, 228

_Maunder’s_ Natural History, 228

_Maunder’s_ Scientific and Literary Treasury, 228

_Maunder’s_ Treasury of Knowledge, 228

_May’s_ England, 11

Memoir of Sydney Smith, 43

Memoirs, &c. of Thomas Moore, 44

_Mendelssohn’s_ Letters, 72

_Merivale’s_ Romans under the Empire, 15

_Merivale’s_ Fall of the Roman Republic, 15

_Merivale’s_ (H.) Lectures on Colonisation, 185

_Meryon’s_ History of Medicine, 28

_Miles_ on Horse’s Foot, 128

_Miles_ on Shoeing Horses, 128

_Moore’s_ Lalla Rookh, 175, 176

_Moore’s_ Irish Melodies, 177

_Moore’s_ Poetical Works, 178

_Morell’s_ Mental Philosophy, 90

_Morell’s_ Elements of Psychology, 90

Morning Clouds, 139

_Morton’s_ Royal Farms, 12

_Morton’s_ Dairy Husbandry, 215

_Morton’s_ Farm Labour, 215

_Mosheim’s_ Ecclesiastical History, 155

_Müller’s_ Lectures on Language, 59

_Munk’s_ College of Physicians, 27

_Mure’s_ Language and Literature of Greece, 16

My Life, and What shall I do with it?, 142

_Neale’s_ Sunsets and Sunshine, 141

_Odling’s_ Chemistry, 97

_Packe’s_ Guide to the Pyrenees, 73

Parry’s Memoirs, 37

Peaks, Passes, and Glaciers, 66

_Pereira’s_ Materia Medica, 108

_Peschel’s_ Elements of Physics, 105

_Phillips’s_ Guide to Geology, 111

_Phillips’s_ Introduction to Mineralogy, 106

_Piesse’s_ Art of Perfumery, 134

_Piesse’s_ Chemical Wonders, 134

_Piesse’s_ Chemical and Natural Magic, 134

_Pietrowski’s_ Siberian Exile, 5

Porson’s Life, by _Watson_, 33

Practical Mechanic’s Journal, 207

Problems in Human Nature, 139

_Pycroft’s_ English Reading, 156

_Ranken’s_ Canada and the Crimea, 75

Record of International Exhibition, 208

_Rhind’s_ Thebes, 71

_Rich’s_ Roman and Greek Antiquities, 41

_Rivers’s_ Rose Amateur’s Guide, 226

_Rogers’s_ Essays, 148

_Roget’s_ English Thesaurus, 57

Romance of a Dull Life, 139

_Ronalds’s_ Fly-Fisher, 126

_Rowton’s_ Debater, 61

_Sandby’s_ Royal Academy, 30

_Sandford’s_ Bampton Lectures, 152

_Savile_ on Revelation and Science, 150

_Saxby_ on Projection of Sphere, 213

_Saxby_ on Study of Steam, 213

_Scoffern_ on Projectiles, 211

_Scott’s_ Lectures on the Fine Arts, 31

_Scott’s_ Volumetrical Analysis, 100

_Scrope_ on Volcanoes, 96

_Sewell’s_ Ancient History, 42

_Sewell’s_ Early Church, 42

_Sewell’s_ Passing Thoughts on Religion, 157

_Sewell’s_ Self-Examination for Confirmation, 157

_Sewell’s_ Readings for Confirmation, 157

_Sewell’s_ Readings for Lent, 157

_Sewell’s_ Impressions of Rome, &c., 81

_Sewell’s_ Stories and Tales, 140

_Sharp’s_ British Gazetteer, 190

Short Whist, 130

Sidney’s (Sir P.) Life, by _Lloyd_, 26

_Smith’s_ (J.) St. Paul’s Shipwreck, 48

_Smith’s_ (G.) Wesleyan Methodism, 47

Social Life in Australia, 80

_Southey’s_ Poetical Works, 182

_Southey’s_ Doctor, 182

_Stephen’s_ Essays, 144

_Stephen’s_ Lectures on the History of France, 144

Stephenson’s Life, by _Jeaffreson_ and _Pole_, 25

‘Stonehenge’ on the Dog, 122

‘Stonehenge’ on the Greyhound, 122

_Strickland’s_ Queens of England, 20

_Sydney Smith’s_ Works, 147

_Sydney Smith’s_ Moral Philosophy, 147

_Tate_ on Strength of Materials, 114

_Taylor’s_ (_Jeremy_) Works, 154

_Tennent’s_ Ceylon, 118

_Tennent’s_ Natural History of Ceylon, 118

Theologia Germanica, 161

_Thirlwall’s_ Greece, 17

_Thomson’s_ Interest Tables, 187

_Thomson’s_ Laws of Thought, 91

_Thrupp’s_ Anglo-Saxon Home, 19

_Todd’s_ Cyclopædia of Anat. and Physiology, 92

_Trollope’s_ Warden, 136

_Trollope’s_ Barchester Towers, 136

_Twiss’s_ Law of Nations, 10

_Tyndall_ on Heat, 94

_Tyndall’s_ Mountaineering, 67

_Ure’s_ Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines, 198

_Villari’s_ History of Savonarola, 32

Warburton’s Life, by _Watson_, 33

_Warter’s_ Last of the Old Squires, 138

_Watts’s_ Dictionary of Chemistry, 98

_Webb’s_ Celestial Objects, 110

_Webster_ and _Parkes’s_ Domestic Economy, 199

Wellington’s Life, by _Gleig_, 35

Wesley’s Life, by _Southey_, 46

_West_ on Children’s Diseases, 204

_White_ and _Riddle’s_ Latin Dictionary, 53

_Wilson’s_ Bryologia Britannica, 222

_Willich’s_ Popular Tables, 186

Wit and Wisdom of Sydney Smith, 147

_Woodward’s_ Chronological and Historical Encyclopædia, 18

_Worms_ on the Earth’s Motion, 95

_Wyndham’s_ Norway, 79

_Yonge’s_ English-Greek Lexicon, 55

_Youatt’s_ work on the Horse, 121

_Youatt’s_ work on the Dog, 121

FOOTNOTES:

[1] John viii. 32.

[2] James iv. 14, 15.

[3] M. de Remusat.

[4] Calvin, _Harmonie évangélique_, Matt. xx. 21.

[5] Among other political writings of Calvin’s disciples see _La Gaule franke, Le Réveille-matin des Français et de leurs voisins, &c._

[6] ‘Pœnæ vero atrocitatem remitti cupio.’ (_Calvin to Farel_, Aug. 26, 1553.) Calvin appears afterwards to have prevailed on his colleagues to join him: ‘Genus mortis conati sumus mutare, sed frustra.’ ‘We endeavoured to change the manner of his death, but in vain; why did we not succeed? I shall defer telling you until I see you.’ (_Same to same_, Oct. 26, 1553.) Farel replied to Calvin, ‘By desiring to soften the severity of his punishment you acted as a friend towards a man who is your greatest enemy.’

[7] La Henriade.

[8] ‘Hic enim liber professione pietatis, aut laudatus erit, aut excusatus.’--Tacitus, _Agricola_, iii.

[9] ‘Extremum oppidum Allobrogum.’--_De Bello Gallico_, i. 6.

[10] Spon, _Hist. de Genève_, livre i.

[11] _Inscription de Gondebaud à Genève_, by Ed. Mallet, in the _Mémoires d’Archéologie_, t. iv. p. 305. Professor A. de la Rive, having built a house in 1840 on the site of the old castle, the gate or arcade was pulled down, and the stone with the inscription placed in the Museum of the Academy.

[12] ‘Ordinum Consilium Genevæ habitum est in quo novæ leges ab illo rege (Gondebald) latæ....’--Fragment quoted by Godefroy.

[13] List of the Bishops of Geneva, according to Bonivard. Gaberel, _Hist. de l’Église de Genève_, Pièces justificatives, p. 4.

[14] M. Baulacre (_Œuvres_, i. p. 37) is of opinion that this Diogenes was a _Genoese_ bishop.

[15] ‘Tanto tempore, quod de contrario memoria hominis non extitit.’--_Libertates Gebennenses, Mém. d’Archéologie_, ii. p. 312.

[16] ‘Cum toto Francorum exercitu . . . . . . Gebennam venit. . . . . . et copiarum partem per montem Jovis ire jussit.’--Eginhardi _Annales_. These words of the ancient annals may be applied to Napoleon I. as well as to Charlemagne. The First Consul Bonaparte passed through Geneva on his way to Marengo, May 1800.

[17] ‘Genevamque civitatem veniens synodum tenuit.’ (See the _Monumenta Historiæ Germanicæ_ of Pertz, tom. i. ann. 773; the Chronicle of _Regino_, pp. 557, 558; Eginhardi _Annales_, p. 150.)

[18] Spon states this positively, i. p. 59.

[19] ‘In Burgundia in pago Genevensi, ubi pater ejus _comes_ fuit. Beneficium non grande.’--Eginhardi _Epistolæ_, pp. 26, 27.

[20] Comes Genevensium. Guichenon, _Bibl. Geb._ cent. ii.--See also (circa 1140) Peter the Venerable, _de Miraculis_, lib. ii.

[21] Spon’s _Histoire de Genève_, i. p. 71. Galiffe, jun. _Introduction à l’Armorial genevois_, p. 9. Hiseli, _Les Comtes de Genève et de Vaud_, pp. 4, 18.

[22] Daniel, vii. 8.

[23] ‘Totas Gebennas episcopo in pace dimisit.’ (The document will be found in the _Pièces Justificatives_ of Spon, No. 1.)

[24] ‘Tanto cleri populique consensu.’--Bernardi _Epist._ xxvii.

[25] ‘Si vos in curia Romana in causam traheret.’--_Conventiones an. 1286._

[26] ‘Faisait le _gart_,’ in the language of the chroniclers. Wustemberger, _Peter der Zweyte_, i. p. 123.

[27] ‘L’animo irrequieto ed intraprendente del Principe Pietro.’--Datta, _Hist. dei Principi_, i. p. 5.

[28] ‘Communio, novum ac pessimum nomen.’--_Script. Rev. Franc._ xii. p. 250.

[29] ‘For fear of finding a worse.’

[30] ‘Communitatem de Gebennis in gardam non recipiemus.’--Treaty between the count and the bishop; _Mém. d’Archéologie_, vii. pp. 196-258, and 318, 319.

[31] _Monumenta Hist. Patriæ_, iii. p. 174. Mr. Ed. Mallet thinks, but without authority, that Peter died at Pierre-Chatel in Bugey. See also _Pierre de Savoie d’après M. Cibrario_, by F. de Gingins.

[32] ‘Quod ullus alius princeps, baro, vel comes habeat in eadem (civitate) aliquam jurisdictionem.’--_Mém. d’Archéologie_, viii. _Pièces Justificatives_, p. 241.

[33] Savyon, _Annales_, pp. 16-18.

[34] ‘Villam vestram, nec non bona et jura vestra et franchisias vestras . . . . manutenebimus, gardabimus; et defendemus.’--Spon, _Preuves pour l’Histoire de Genève_, iii. p. 108.

[35] Turin Library, manuscript H. Gaberel, _Hist. de l’Église de Genève_, i. p. 45.

[36] Harduin, _Concil._ viii. p. 887.

[37] Savyon, _Annales_, p. 23.

[38] Savyon, _Annales_, pp. 22, 32. Galiffe, i. p. 222, _Chronique Latine de Savoie_.

[39] Savyon, _Annales_, pp. 24, 25. According to other documents he made some stay in Geneva.

[40] Savyon, _Annales_, p. 30. Spon, _Hist. de Genève_, i. p. 199. Pictet de Sergy, _Hist. de Genève_, ii. pp. 175-242. Weiss, _Hist. des Réfugiés_ pp. 217, 218.

[41] _Constitutiones synodales, eccl. Genev._ Register of canons, May 1493. Gaberel, _Hist. de l’Église de Genève_, i. p. 56.

[42] Manuscript registers of the Council of Geneva, under 13th April, 1513.

[43] Savyon, _Annales de Genève_, p. 44.

[44] Ibid.

[45] ‘De libertatibus, franchisiis et immunitatibus sumus cum maxima diligentia informati.’--_Libertates Gebennenses_, _Mém. d’Archéol._ ii. p. 312.

[46] ‘Credimus electionem tuam, etc.’--Bernardi _Epist._ xxvii.

[47] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ i. p. 22; ii. p. 230.

[48] Manuscript archives of the Gingins family. Froment, _Gestes de Genève_, p. 157. Savyon, _Annales_, pp. 44, 45.

[49] It has been supposed that he was brought up at Angers, but I found in the Archives of Geneva a letter addressed to John, dated 2nd September, 1513, by J. A. Vérard, a jurisconsult of Nice, wherein the latter congratulates the new bishop ‘_inclitæ civitatis Gebennanum in qua cunabulis ab usque nutritus et educatus es_.’ _Archives de Genève_, No. 870.

[50] Bonivard, _Chronique_, i. p. 25; ii. pp. 227, 228. Ibid. _Police de Genève_, _Mém. d’Archéologie_, p. 380. Savyon, _Annales de Genève_, p. 45.

[51] ‘Misso legato Johanne de Sabaudia, episcopo postea Gebennensi.’ _Monumenta Historiæ Patriæ_, Script. i. p. 848, Turin. The instructions given by the duke to his cousin may be seen in the MSS. of the Archives of Geneva, No. 875.

[52] See the letters in the Archives of Geneva, Nos. 872 and 873.

[53] Ibid, No. 876.

[54] ‘Leo X. Sabaudianum ducem ad affinitatem ineundam _multis pollicitis_ invitavit.’--_Monumenta Historiæ Patriæ_, Script. i. p. 814. Turin, 1840.

[55] ‘Omnia expectare quæ ab optimo filio de patre amantissimo sunt expectanda.’--_Letter of Bembo in the pope’s name_, 3rd April, 1513.

[56] I found this MS. in the library at Berne (_Histoire Helvétique_, v. 12). It is entitled, _Histoire de la Ville de Genève_, by J. Bonivard. The history is not by Bonivard: it was copied at Berne in 1705 from an old MS. in the possession of Ami Favre, first syndic. Although not known at Geneva, it contains many important circumstances that Spon and Gautier have omitted either from timidity or by order, says Haller. I shall call it the Berne MS. v. 12.

[57] ‘Pro tua singulari gravitate atque virtute.’--_Arch. de Gen._ No. 879.

[58] Michel Roset, _Histoire manuscrite de Genève_, liv. i. chap. lxix. (Roset was syndic fourteen times during the sixteenth century.) Lévrier, _Chronologie des Comtes de Genevois_, p. 102. Bonivard, _Police de Genève_ (_Mém. d’Archéologie_), v. p. 380. Savyon, _Annales_, p. 46.

[59] Roset MS. liv. i. ch. lxix. Savyon, _Annales_, p. 46. Registers of the Council, MS. 25-30th August, 1513. Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 235.

[60] _Enfans de Genève_ is a term applied to the youths of the town capable of bearing arms.

[61] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. pp. 236, 259. Savyon, _Annales_, p. 46. Gautier and Roset MSS. Galiffe, _Notices Généalogiques_, i. p. 8.

[62] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 235, &c.

[63] Galiffe, _Matériaux pour l’Histoire de Genève_. Interrogatory of Navis, pp. 168-181.

[64] Galiffe, _Matériaux pour l’Histoire de Genève_, ii. vii.

[65] Registers of Geneva (MS.), 2nd September, 1483; 13th June, 11th and 25th July, 28th November, 1486; 24th June, 1491.

[66] Registers of Geneva, _ad ann._ 1534.

[67] ‘De iis quæ gesta fuere occasione nefandi criminis Sodomye, de quo diffamantur et nonnulli alii.’--Registers of the Council, 22nd July, 1513.

[68] Registers of 22nd May, 1522 et sqq.

[69] ‘Quod agere veretur obstinatus diabolus, intrepide agit reprobus et contumax monachus.’

[70] ‘Hunc merito poterit dicere Roma patrem.’

[71] ‘De putanis sacerdotum.’ Public Registers of Geneva, MS. _ad ann._ 1513.

[72] Near the present Observatory.

[73] Now in the department of Ain.

[74] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 246.

[75] Registers of Geneva, 8th and 9th December, 1514.

[76] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 247.

[77] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. pp. 250-253.

[78] Thierry, _Lettres sur l’Histoire de France_, passim.

[79] _Chronique des Comtes des Genevois_, by M. Lévrier, lieutenant-general of the bailiwick of Meullant, ii. p. 110.

[80] _Archives of Geneva_, 9th June, 1515. Savyon, _Annales_, p. 49. Roset and Gautier MSS. Muratori, _Annali d’Italia_, x. p. 110. Roscoe, _Leo X._ iii. p. 9.

[81] ‘Disce sarculo tibi opus esse, non sceptro.’--Bernardus, _de Consideratione, ad Eugenium papam_, lib. ii. cap. vi.

[82] MS. Registers of Geneva, 22nd and 25th May, 19th June, 1515. Roset MS. bk. i. ch. 72. Savyon, _Annales_, p. 49, &c.

[83] Roset MSS. bk. i. ch. 72. Savyon, _Annales_, p. 50. Spon, i. p. 261. Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 268. Lévrier, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 110.

[84] Bonivard, _Chroniq._ ii. p. 253. Roset and Savyon MSS. Galiffe fils, B. Hugues, p. 226.