and' tHat they Had anfwered they had nonef but were all to be confîdèred3 as one, and were at the command of the king their mailer, and of their lordfhips. At laft they had gone home, one after another, and difarmed : that upon this, indeed, the entry of the king followed in tranquillity,—but that a great turbulence had, however, manifefted itfelf immediately, fo that the whole conduct of the Parifians was then interpreted into an infurreftion, and fome were punifhed by fine, and feveral executed ;—among the latter, the advocate, John. Defmarets, was one of the moft confiderable. In Gaguin's Mer des . Hiftoires, of which hereafter, this circumftance is omitted, and a premeditated infurreélion actually laid to the charge of the Parifians, which the king had difcovcred at Courtfay : this accuiation Daniel alfo adopts. This particular copy has indifputably been prepared by the -Reformers- at Lyons in de Tournes, with defign, on occafioo of-die great troubles under king Charles IX. as from the beautiful print may be-judged. THs-fragment is bound -before.-the following .coBeakm-of fmaM fcarce works,- which altogether refer, to .tht memorable troubles. 2. Epiftre liminaire du Livre des Definitions de Médecine, dédié à; très illuftre et puiffant feigpeur, monfeigneur de Montmorancy, chevalier de l'ordre, premier marefchal et gouverneur de rifle de France, nouvellement tradukte de Latin en François. MJ3.LXHIL . One fheet. This dedication has for its author one John de Gorris, or Gorraeus, a Reformer, and at that time an eminent teacher of the fcience of medicine at Paris, whowas twice expelled* and refers to the freedom of religion,— dated the lft Auguft. The fhort advertifement is of the 12th November. See the Univerfal Scholar's Lexicon.. 3, Epiftre d*vne Damoifette Fraacoife à vne ferme amie dame eftîangére,. fur la mort d'excellente et vertueufe dame, Leonor de Roye, princeflfe ; 143"