Military and religious life in the Middle Ages and at the period of the Renaissance (1870)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Bickers & Son · leaf 530
ch renders famous both the artist and the original in these words:—If Lutherleaves imperishable traces of his genius, Lucas (Cranach) perpetuates for ever the featureswhich death will efface. to the countries on the other side of the Bhine, when the French sectaries,Farel and Froment (Fig. 324),… … Fig. 323.—John Calvin, called the Pope of Geneva, chief of the so-called Eeformed Church ;horn at Noyon in 1509, died at Geneva in 1564.—Fac-simile of a Wood Engraving from theworks of Theodore Beza, translated from the Latin hy Simon Goulart— Les Vrais Pour-traits des Hommes Illustres (4to, Jean…
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