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Section 2 Calvin

Bibliography in Wolf: Quellenkunde, ii.

Correspondance des Réformateurs dans les Pays de langue française[2], pub. par A. L. Herminjard. 9 vols. 1878 ff.

Calvini Opera omnia, ed. G. Baum, E. Cunitz, E. Reuss, 59 vols. 1866 ff. (Corpus Reformatorum vols. 29-87).

John Calvin: The Institutes of the Christian Religion, translated by J. Allen. Ed. by B. B. Warfield. 2 vols. 1909.

The Letters of John Calvin, compiled by J. Bonnet, translated from the original Latin and French. 4 vols. 1858.

J. Calvin: Institution de la religion chrestienne, réimprimée, sous la direction d’ A. Lefranc par H. Chatelain et J. Pannir. 1911.

The Life of John Calvin by Theodore Beza, translated by H. Beveridge. 1909.

A. Lang: Johann Calvin. 1909.

W. Walker: J. Calvin. 1906. (Best biography).

H. Y. Reyburn: John Calvin. 1914.

J. Doumergue: Jean Calvin. As yet 5 vols. 1899-1917.

E. Knodt: Die Bedeutung Calvins und Calvinismus für die protestantische Welt. 1913. (Extensive bibliography and review of recent works).

E. Troeltsch: “Calvin,” Hibbert Journal, viii, 102 ff.

T. C. Hall: “Was Calvin a Reformer or a Reactionary?” Hibbert Journal, vi, 171 ff.

Étienne Giran: Sébastien Castellion. 1913. (Severe judgment of Calvin from the liberal Protestant standpoint).

Allan Menzies: The Theology of Calvin. 1915.

H. D. Foster: Calvin’s programme for a Puritan State in Geneva 1536-41. 1908.

F. Brunetière: “L’oeuvre littéraire de Calvin.” Revue des Deux Mondes, 4 série, clxi, pp. 898 ff. (1900).

E. Lobstein: Kalvin und Montaigne. 1909.

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