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[Footnote 142: Sa Sainctete m'a dict que j'escrive a vostre majeste que icelle se souvienne qu'elle combat pour la querelle de Dieu, et que ceste a elle de faire ses vengeances (Rambouillet to Charles IX., Rome, March 14, 1569; Bib. Imp. F. Fr. 16,039). Nihil est enim ea pietate misericordiaque crudelius, quae in impios et ultima supplicia meritos confertur (Pius V. to Charles IX., Oct. 20, 1569).]
[Footnote 143: _Correspondance de Philippe II._, ii. 185.]
[Footnote 144: Inspirato piu d' un anno fa di esporre la vita al martirio col procurare la liberatione della religione, et delle patria per mezzo della morte del tiranno, et a.s.sicurato da Theologi che il fatto saria stato meritorio, non ne haveva con tutto ci mai potuto ottenere da superiori suoi la licenza o dispensa.... Io quantunque mi sia parso di trovarlo pieno di tale humilta, prudenza, spirito et core che arguiscono che questa sia inspiratione veramente piuttosto che temerita o legerezza, non cognoscendo tuttavia di potergliela concedere l' ho persuaso a torna.r.s.ene nel suo covento raccommandarsi a Dio et attendere all' obbedienza delli suoi superiori finche io attendessi dallo a.s.senso o ripulsa del Papa che haverei interpellato per la sua santa beneditione, se questo spirito sia veramente da Dio donde si potra conjetturare che sia venendo approvato da Sua Sta, e perci sara piu sicuro da essere eseguito.... Resta hora che V.S. Illma mi favorisca di communicare a S.B. il caso, et scrivermene come la supplico quanto prima per duplicate et triplicate lettere la sua santa determinatione a.s.sicurandosi che per quanto sara in me il negotio sara trattato con la debita circ.u.mspetione (Sega, Desp. Paris, Jan. 23, 1591; deciphered in Rome, March 26).]
[Footnote 145: Ferralz to Charles IX., Nov. 18, Dec. 23, 1572.]
[Footnote 146: De Castro, _De Justa Haeret. Punitione_, 1547, p. 119.
Iure Divino obligantur eos extirpare, si absque maiori incommodo possint (Lancelottus, _Haeretic.u.m quare per Catholic.u.m quia_, 1615, p. 579). Ubi quid indulgendum sit, ratio semper exacta habeatur, an Religioni Ecclesiae, et Reipublicae quid vice mutua accedat quod majoris sit momenti, et plus prodesse possit (Pamelius, _De Relig. diversis non admittendis_, 1589, p. 159). Contagium istud sic gra.s.satum est, ut corrupta ma.s.sa non ferat antiquissimas leges, severitasque tantisper remittenda sit (Possevinus, _Animadv. in Thuanum_; Zachariae, _Iter Litterarium_, p. 321).]
[Footnote 147: Principi saeculari nulla ratione permissum est, haereticis licentiam tribuere haereses suas docendi, atque adeo contractus ille iniustus.... Si quid Princeps saecularis attentet in praeiudicium Ecclesiasticae potestatis, aut contra eam aliquid statuat et paciscatur, pactum illud nullum futurum (R. Sweertii, _De Fide Haereticis servanda_, 1611, p. 36).]
[Footnote 148: Ad poenam quoque pertinet et odium haereticorum quod fides illis data servanda non sit (Simancha, _Inst. Cath._ pp. 46, 52).]
[Footnote 149: Si nolint converti, expedit eos citius tollere e medio, ne gravius postea d.a.m.nentur, unde non militat contra mansuetudinem christianam, occidere Haereticos, quin potius est opus maximae misericordiae (Lancelottus, p. 579).]
[Footnote 150: De Rozoy, _Annales de Toulouse_, iii. 65.]
[Footnote 151: Alva to Philip, June 5, 1565; _Pap. de Granvelle_, ix.
288; _Comment. de Monluc_, iii. 425.]
[Footnote 152: Charles IX. to Mondoucet, Aug. 31, 1572; _Compte Rendu_, iv, 349.]
[Footnote 153: _Bulletins de Bruxelles_, xvi. 256.]
[Footnote 154: Granvelle to Morillon, Sept. 11, 1572; Michelet, p. 475.]
[Footnote 155: Floquet, iii. 137.]
[Footnote 156: Walsingham to Smith, Nov. 1, 1572; Digges, p. 279. Ita enim statutum ab illis fuit die 27 Octobris (Beza, Dec. 3, 1572; _Ill.
vir. Epp. Sel._ 621). La Mothe, v. 164; Faustino Ta.s.so, _Historie de nostri tempi_, 1583, p. 343.]
[Footnote 157: _Discorso di Monsignor Terracina a Gregorio XIII.; Thesauri Politici Contin._ 1618, pp. 73-76.]
[Footnote 158: Infin che ne vivera grande, o picciolo di loro, mai non le mancheranno insidie (_Lettere del Muzio_, 1590, p. 232).]
[Footnote 159: Coupez, tronquez, cisaillez, ne pardonnez a parens ny amis, princes et subiets, ny a quelque personne de quelque condition qu'ils soient (D'Orleans, _Premier advertiss.e.m.e.nt des Catholiques Anglois aux Francois Catholiques_, 1590, p. 13). The notion that Charles had displayed an extreme benignity recurs in many books: "Nostre Prince a surpa.s.se tout mesure de clemence" (Le Frere de Laval _Histoire des Troubles_, 1576, p. 527).]
[Footnote 160: Serra.n.u.s, _Comment._ iv. 51.]
[Footnote 161: Bouges, _Histoire de Carca.s.sonne_, p. 343.]
[Footnote 162: _Sommaire de la Felonie commise a Lyon._ A contemporary tract reprinted by Gonon, 1848, p. 221.]
[Footnote 163: On this point Smith may be trusted rather than Parker (_Correspondence_, p. 399).]
[Footnote 164: _Bulletins de Bruxelles_, xvi. 249.]
[Footnote 165: Qui e venuto quello che dette l' archibusata all'
ammiraglio di Francia, et e stato condotto dal Cardinal di Lorena et dall' Ambasciator di Francia, al papa. A molti non e piaciuto che costui sia venuto in Roma (Prospero Count Arco to the Emperor, Rome, Nov. 15, 1572; Vienna Archives).]
[Footnote 166: Zuniga to Philip, March 4, 1573; _Arch. de l'Empire_, K.
1531, B. 35, 70. Zuniga heard it from Lorraine.]
[Footnote 167: Et est toute la dispute encores sur les derniers evenemens de la France, contre lesquels l'Electeur est beaucoup plus aigre qu'il n'estoyt a mon aultre voyage, depuys qu'il a este en l'escole a Vienne (Schomberg to Brulart, May 12, 1573; Groen, iv. App.
76).]
[Footnote 168: Sattler, _Geschichte von Wurtemberg_, v. 23.]
[Footnote 169: Audio quosdam etiam nostralium theologorum cruentam istam nuptiarum feralium celebrationem pertinaciae Gallorum in semel recepta de sacramentalibus mysteriis sententia acceptam referre et praeter illos pati neminem somniare (Steinberger to Crato, Nov. 23, 1572; Gillet, _Craio von Crafftheim_, ii. 519).]
[Footnote 170: Heppe, _Geschichte des deutschen Protestantismus_, iv.
37, 47, 49.]
[Footnote 171: Hachfeld, _Martin Chemnitz_, p. 137.]
[Footnote 172: Sunt tamen qui hoc factum et excusare et defendere tentant (Bullinger to Hotoman, Oct. 11, 1572; Hotoman, _Epis._ 35).]
[Footnote 173: Nec dubium est melius c.u.m ipsis actum fuisse, si quemadmodum a principio inst.i.tuerant, c.u.m disciplinam ecclesiasticam inroduxere, viros modestos et piae veraeque reformationis cupidos tantum in suos coetus admisissent, reiectis petulantibus et fervidis ingeniis, quae eos in diros tumultus, et inextricabilia mala coniecerunt (Dinothus, _De Bello Civili_, 1582, p. 243).]
[Footnote 174: Beza to Tilius, July 5, 1572; _Ill. vir. Epp. Sel._ 607.]
[Footnote 175: Quoties autem ego haec ipse praedixi! quoties praemonui!
Sed sic Deo visum est, iustissimis de causis irato, et tamen servatori (Beza to Tilius, Sept. 10, 1572, 614). Nihil istorum non iustissimo iudicio accidere necesse est fateri, qui Galliarum statum norunt (Beza to Crato, Aug. 26. 1573; Gillet, ii. 521).]
[Footnote 176: Ut mihi quidem magis absurde facere videantur quam si sacrilegas parricidas puniendos negarent, quum sint istis omnibus haeretici infinitis partibus deteriores.... In nullos unquam homines severius quam in haereticos, blasphemos et impios debet animadvertere (_De Haereticis puniendis_, Tract. Theol. i. 143, 152).]
[Footnote 177: _Epist. Theolog._ 1575, p. 338.]
[Footnote 178: Beza to Wittgenstein, Pentecost, 1583; Friedlander, 143.]
[Footnote 179: Lobo de Silveis to De Thou, July 7, 1616; _Histoire_, xv.
371; J.B. Gallus, _Ibid._ p. 435.]
[Footnote 180: Le Cardinal Barberini, que je tiens pour Serviteur du Roy, a parle franchement sur ceste affaire, et m'a dit qu'il croyoit presqu'impossible qu'il se trouve jamais remede, si vous ne la voulez recommencer; disant que depuis le commencement jusqu'a la fin vous vous estes monstre du tout pa.s.sionne contre ce qui est de l'honneur et de la grandeur de l'eglise, qu'il se trouvera dans vostre histoire que vous ne parlez jamais des Catholiques qu'avec du mepris et de la louange de ceux de la religion; que mesme vous avez blasme ce que feu Monsieur le president de Thou vostre pere avoit approuve, qui est la S. Barthelemy (De Breves to De Thou, Rome, Feb. 18, 1610; Bib. Imp. F. Dupuy, 812).]
[Footnote 181: Crudelitatisne tu esse ac non clementiae potius, pietatisque putas? (_Resp. ad Ep. Casauboni_, 1612, p. 118).]
[Footnote 182: Quae res uti Catholicae Religioni sublevandae opportuna, ita maxime jucunda Gregorio accidit (_Hist. Pontif. Gregori XIII._, p.
30).]
[Footnote 183: _Histoire d'Orleans_, pp. 421, 424.]
[Footnote 184: Germain to Bretagne, Rome, Dec. 24, 1685; Valery, _Corresp. de Mabillon_, i. 192.]
[Footnote 185: Du Molinet, _Hist. S. Pont. per Numismata_, 1679, 93; Buorranni, _Numismata Pontific.u.m_, i. 336.]
[Footnote 186: _Annali d'Italia_ ad ann. 1572.]
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