 | Thomas M'Crie - 1833 - 520 sayfa
...Weissemburg, and from the duke of Savoy to Turin; while the pope employed the bishop of Terracino to persuade him to return to Italy, by the promise of an ample salary, with provision for his daughters, and on no other condition than that of his abstaining from inculcating... | |
 | Caroline Bowles Southey - 1836 - 344 sayfa
...greater honour was done him by the numbers who came from all parts of Europe to attend his lectures ; and the anxiety of various sovereigns to attract him to...resisted ; and remained at Basle till his death, in 1569. Few testimonies to the invaluable merits of Curio as a preacher of the truth, .could be quoted,... | |
 | Thomas M'Crie - 1842 - 428 sayfa
...Weissemburg, and from the duke of Savoy to Turin; while the pope employed the bishop of Terracino to persuade him to return to Italy, by the promise of an ample salary, with provision for his daughters, and on no other condition than that of his abstaining from inculcating... | |
 | Robert Turnbull - 1846 - 242 sayfa
...lectures. He had many pressing invitations from the Courts of several sovereigns ; and the Pope himself employed the bishop of Terracina to prevail on him...inculcating his religious opinions. But all these tempting offers he positively declined ; and spent his days peacefully in Basle, till his death in... | |
 | Thomas M'Crie - 1856 - 540 sayfa
...Weissemburg, and from the Duke of Savoy to Turin ; while the pope employed the Bishop of Terracino to persuade him to return to Italy, by the promise of an ample salary, with provision for his daughters, and on no other condition than that of his abstaining from inculcating... | |
 | Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Publication - 1842 - 430 sayfa
...Weissemburg, and from the duke of Savoy to Turin ; while the pope employed the bishop of Terracino to persuade him to return to Italy, by the promise of an ample salary, with provision for his daughters, and on no other condition than that of his abstaining from inculcating... | |
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... the numbers who came from all parts of Europe to attend his lectures. He received an invitation from the emperor Maximilian to the university of Vienna, from Vaivod, king of Transylvania to Weissemburg, and from the duke of Savoy to Turin; while the... 