Birth of John Calvin
Birth of John Calvin
Follow John Calvin through 12 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of John Calvin
Following the Edict of Coucy heretics had a limited six-month period to reconcile with the Catholic faith, Calvin decides that there was no future for him in France
Francis I issues the Edict of Coucy ending the persecution of Protestants who were calling for reform in the Catholic Church and displayed provocative placards attacking the Mass
Following the Edict of Coucy heretics had a limited six-month period to reconcile with the Catholic faith, Calvin decides that there was no future for him in France
Following the Edict of Coucy heretics had a limited six-month period to reconcile with the Catholic faith, Calvin decides that there was no future for him in France
Francis I issues the Edict of Coucy ending the persecution of Protestants who were calling for reform in the Catholic Church and displayed provocative placards attacking the Mass
Calvin sets off for Strasbourg, a free imperial city of the Holy Roman Empire and a refuge for reformers
Due to military manoeuvres of imperial and French forces, Calvin is forced to make a detour to to Geneva
Publication of "The Institutes of the Christian Religion"
Publication of "The Institutes of the Christian Religion"
Calvin encourages French Reformed churches during the Poissy negotiations
Role range: 1536-1564
Death of John Calvin
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