...and wide ; thou wert full of wisdom and adornec with knowledge ; the Lord placed thee in the garde' of Eden, in his holy mount, as a light above the candlestick, as the sun of the people, as a pillar in temple, as a watchman in his vineyard, as a herd to feed his flock. Still your eloquent discourses...

...wert taught by the catholic church ? Ah ! Bernardino, how great wert thou in the eyes of all men ! Oh, how beautiful and fair ! Thy coarse but sacred cap...his vineyard, as a shepherd to feed his flock. Still your eloquent discourses sound in our ears; still we see your unshod feet. Where now are all your magnificent...

...wert taught by the catholic church? Ah! Bernardino, how great wert thou in the eyes of all men ! Oh, how beautiful and fair ! Thy coarse but sacred cap...eloquent discourses sound in our ears; still we see thy unshod feet. Where now are all thy magnificent words concerning contempt of the world? Where thy invectives...

...wert taught by the catholic church? Ah! Bernardino, how great wert thou in the eyes of all men! Oh, how beautiful and fair! Thy coarse but sacred cap...eloquent discourses sound in our ears; still we see thy unshod feet. Where now are all thy magnificent words concerning contempt of the world? Where thy invectives...

...how great wert thou in the eyes of all men ! O, how beautiful and fair ! Thy coarse but sacred cap w excelled the cardinal's hat and the pope's mitre ;...world ? Where thy invectives against covetousness ? Thou, that didst teach that a man should not steal, dost thou steal ? ' m From Geneva, Ochino replied...

...wert taught by the Catholic Church? Ah! Bcrnardiiro, how great wert thou in the eyes of all men ! 0, how beautiful and fair ! Thy coarse, but sacred cap...world ? Where thy invectives against covetousness ? Thou, that didst tteaeh that a man should not steal, dost thou steal ? ' 1 1 Bock, Hitt. Anlitrin....

...fair ! Thy coarse but sacred cap, excelled the cardinal's hat, and the pope's mitre ; thy mean dress, the most gorgeous apparel ; thy bed of wattles, the...sound in our ears ; still we see thy unshodden feet !" He then goes on to mourn his defection, intimating that some demon must have taken possession of...

...fair ! Thy coarse but sacred cap, excelled the cardinal's hat, and the pope's mitre ; thy mean dress, the most gorgeous apparel ; thy bed of wattles, the...eloquent discourses sound in our ears ; still we see thy tmshodden feet !" He then goes on to mourn his defection, intimating that some demon must have taken...

...virum, qui suo disnis Prediche. Lubieniecius and Sandius re- ccssu non parum Italiam comraovit. Is, ut softest and most delicious couch; thy deep poverty...His vineyard, as a shepherd to feed His flock. Still your eloquent discourses sound in our ears; still we see your unshod feet. Where now are all your magnificent...

...Highest ; full of wisdom, and adorned with knowledge : the Lord placed thee in his holy mount as a light, as the sun of the people, as a pillar in his temple, as a watchman in his vineyard." And when the emperor Charles the Fifth heard him preach, he exclaimed, " That man would make the very...