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^ Trinity against the Arians in his Sifts , or a Treatise on Tar Water . T&e latter occasioned an epigram , the words of which I forget , but it turned on this conceit , that those
hereticsshould be enjoined to take large potations ofth ^ t s al utary , if not pleasant , beverage . Being fond , in , search of mental provender , of making vny way through old books , I beg leave to
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Calvin in England . Silt , May 7 , 1811
In your 5 th-vol . p . 170 , you have trought Lelius Socinus into England . I was suprised to find by a passage in one of Bayltfs notes , that Calvin had also visited this couniry . The passage occurs in the life of Lovis De JDieu . Of
his grandfather , pt the s ^ rne name , a domestic of Charles $ | b , and a secrei favourer of the , Reformat ! on , the following account is given . " t \ passoit en Angleteire avec m autres jeuness gens : Calvin foibti
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cards . Only Louis de Dieti submitted to his reproof . The rest derided him , Calvin , finding De Dieu alone , was inclined to talk
with him on religion , and so converted him , that the young man wrote to his relations , that nothing ; should ever separate him from the faiih of John Calvin .
Bayle quotes this as . a fact extraordinary aod unknown to all those who had written the life of Calvin , no one having remarked that he had made a voyage to
England . The authority which Bayle gives i $ . Jjeydeckcry professor of divinity at Utrecht in his Latin preface to the theological aphorisms of Louis de- Die ^ i , vfho died at Leyden in 1642- Leydecker appears to have taken the
account from a fmieral sermon for Louis de Dieu ( the elder ) preached in Dutch , by Abraham Ikidan . It ' must have been wh <; a Calvin was a young man , probably ^ before his first settlement kt Geneva in
1636 , and towards the lat ^ e ^ pa ^ t of H ^ n ry thq Eighth's nign , that he visited ^ igland . It is su rprising that this fact should have escaped Burnett ir > th \ s researches for the history of the Reformation . If J ^ ri own to him , he could scarcely hay ^ omitted , the circ u ihbi a > nce 5 .
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Calvin in England . —Epigram and Epitaph by S . Wesley . 1 SJ
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1812, page 157, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1746/page/21/
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