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historian, 1698–1765): Specimen Italiae Reformatae. L. Batav.
1765.—*THOMAS MCCRIE (1772–1835, author of the Life of John
Knox, etc.): History of the Progress and Suppression of the
Reformation in Italy. Edinburgh, 1827. 2d ed. 1833. Republished by
the Presbyterian Board of Publication, Philadelphia, 1842. Ch. VI., pp.
291 sqq., treats of the foreign Italian churches and the Reformation in
the Grisons.—F. TRECHSEL: Die protest. Antitrinitarier, Heidelberg,
1844, vol. II. 64 sqq.)—G. LEONHARDI: Ritter Johannes Guler von
Weineck, Lebensbild eines Rhätiers aus dem 17 Jahrh. Bern, 1863. By
the same: Puschlaver Mord. Veltiner Mord. Die Ausrottung des
Protestantismus im Misoxerthal. In the Zeitschrift “der Wahre
Protestant,” Basel, 1852–’54.—B. REBER: Georg Jenatsch,
Graubündens Pfarrer und Held während des dreissigjährigen Kriegs.
In the “Beitäge zur vaterländischen Geschichte,” Basel, 1860.—E.
LECHNER: Das Thal Bergell (Bregaglia) in Graubünden, Natur,
Sagen, Geschichte, Volk, Sprache, etc. Leipzig, 1865 (pp. 140).—Y.
F. FETZ (Rom. Cath.): Geschichte der kirchenpolitischen Wirren im
Freistaat der drei Bünde vom Anfang des 17 ten Jahrh. bis auf die
Gegenwart. Chur, 1875 (pp. 367).—*KARL BENRATH: Bernardino
Ochino von Siena. Leipzig, 1875 (English translation with preface by
William Arthur, London, 1876). Comp. his Ueber die Quellen der
italienischen Reformationsgeschichte. Bonn, 1876.—*JOH. KASPAR
MÖRIKOFER: Geschichte der evangelischen Flüchtlinge in der
Schweiz. Zürich, 1876.—JOHN STOUGHTON: Footprints of Italian
Reformers. London, 1881 (pp. 235, 267 sqq.).—EM. COMBA
(professor of church history in the Waldensian Theological College at
Florence): Storia della Riforma in Italia. Firenze, 1881 (only l vol. so
far). Biblioteca della Riforma Italiana Sec. XVI. Firenze, 1883–’86. 6
vols. Visita ai Grigioni Riformati Italiani. Firenze, 1885. Vera
Narrazione del Massacro di Valtellina. Zürich, 1621. Republished in
Florence, 1886. Comp. literature on p. 131.
II. The Vergerius literature. The works of VERGERIUS, Latin and
Italian, are very rare. Niceron gives a list of fifty-five, Sixt (pp. 595–
601) of eighty-nine. He began a collection of his Opera adversus
Papatum, of which only the first volume has appeared, at Tübingen,
1563. Recently EMIL COMBA has edited his Trattacelli e sua storia di
Francesco Spiera in the first two volumes of his “Biblioteca della
Riforma Italiana,” Firenze, 1883, and the Parafrasi sopra l’ Epistola ai