1. Lecture 4: French Catholics and Evangelicals in the Face of Reform

2. French Catholics and Evangelicals in the Face of Reform I.The Problem of Catholicism in the Early 16 th Century II.The French: The “Most Christian” People III.Gallicanism: The King and the Clergy IV.Evangelicals and their Critics V.Discussion

3. Catholic Tensions Relationship between France and Rome? Who and how to define Catholic belief?

4. The “Most Christian” People Coronation of King Charles V (“the Wise”) in 1364 “Roi Très- Chrétien = Most Christian King

5. Sacred Qualities of the King King Louis IX receiving anointment from the Archbishop of Reims (1280) Master of St. Gilles, St. Rémi baptizing Clovis (1500)

6. Clovis receiving the fleur-de-lys from an angel (15 th century )

7. Claude de Seyssel, La Grand’Monarchie de France (1515), in a 1519 edition

8. Gallicanism: Some Terms Gallican Church; Gallicanism Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges (1438) annates Concordat of Bologna (1516) appointment vs. investiture décimes

9. French Evangelicals Erasmus’s “Philosophy of Christ” Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples (1460-1536) New Testament translated by Lefèvre d'Étaples (1523)

10. Evangelical Catholicism: Heretical Beliefs? Guillaume Briçonnet, bishop of Meaux (1470-1534) The Circle of Meaux Faculty of Theology at the University of Paris (a.k.a. "Sorbonne") Noël Béda, doctor of theology (d. 1536)