A HISTORY OF UNITARIANISM - Starr King School for the Ministry

28 cf. F. K. van Ommen Kloeke, ‘Socinianen en de Zuid-Hollandsche Synode
in 1639,’ Nederlandsch Archief voor Kerkegeschiedenis, N. S., xi (1914),
244—256. The statement here ascribed to the Prince was categorically denied
by Jonas Schlichting in his Apologia (1664), p. 39, v. infra, pp. 555—556. The
translator may have hastily misinterpreted an action taken not against refugees
from Raków, but against the semi-Judaizing group of the Unitarians in
Transylvania, who were subjected to severe discipline, as will be related in
another division of this history.
29 cf. Guichard, Socinianisme, p. 146.
30 cf. Kloeke, op. cit., pp. 245—256.
31 cf. van Slee, op. cit., p. 254.
32 cf. Ruar, Epistolae, p. 326.
33 cf. Ruar, Epistolae, p. 327 f; Bock, Antitrinitar., i, 1000 f.
34 Apologia, p. 35.
35 cf. Benthem, Kirch- und Schulenstaat, i, 884—890.
36 (Lt. Col. Jean Baptiste Stouppe) La religion des Hollandois, etc. (Cologne,
1673), pp. 54—56; cf. Guichard, op. cit., p. 152 f. Stouppe, a native of the
Grisons, had studied theology and been minister of the Walloon church in
London, but later entered military service with the Swiss. In 1672 he was
appointed commandant at Amsterdam, whence in the following year he wrote
to a friend at Bern his impressions of religion in Holland, as published in this
book. His account was resented by the orthodox in Holland, a was answered by
the Groningen professor Johannes Braun. cf. Jean Brun, La veritable religion
des Hollandois (1675); K. C. Meinsma, Spinoza en zijn kring (‘s Gravenhage,
1696), p. 364 ff.
37 cf. W. P. C. Knuttel, Acta der Particuliere Synoden van Zuid-Holland,
1621—1700 (‘s Gravenhage, 1908—’16), passim.
38 cf. Kühler, Socinianisme, p. 142.
39 For the text, see Benthem, Kirch- en Schulenstaat, i, 885—889; also in
Meinsma, Spinoza, Bijlage iv, p. 3; and in Cocceius, v. infra.
40 cf. van Slee, op. cit., p. 260.