¹ The following books may prove helpful in further study: Warfield, Benjamin B., “On the Literary History of Calvin's Institutes,” in Calvin and Calvinism (New York: Oxford University Press, 1931), 373–478Google Scholar; Autin, Albert, L'Institution Chrétienne (Paris; Société d'Editions Littéraires, 1929)Google Scholar; Köstlin, Julius, “Calvin's Institntio nach Form und Inhalt,” in Theologisehe Studien und Kritiken, 41 (1868), 7–62, 410–486Google Scholar; Hunter, A. Mitchell, The Teaching of Calvin (Glasgow: Maclehose, 1920)Google Scholar; Wernle, Paul, Der evangelische Glaube nach den Hauptschriften der Reformatoren, Vol. III; Calvin (Tübingen: Mohr, 1919)Google Scholar; Niesel, Wilhelm, Die Theologic Calvins (München: Kaiser, 1938).Google Scholar

The best critical edition of Calvin, 's InstitutesGoogle Scholar has been furnished by Barth, Peter and Niesel, Wilhelm under the title: Joannis Calvini Opera Selecta (Munich: Kaiser, 1926–1936).Google Scholar The 1536 edition of the Institutes is printed in Vol. I; the 1559Google Scholar edition appears in Vols. III–V. The text is so printed that the changes made in the several editions by Calvin are clearly indicated.

² Calvin, John, The Institutes of the Christian Religion, translated by Allen, John. 6th American edition. (Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Education, 1928), I, 21f.Google Scholar

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