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any one can now longer be found here, where for many years he
discharged a public-office, but greatly to the disgrace of this
Church, who would dare or undertake longer to lend his
countenance to the man's prostituted character"
_From a Letter from Durie at Basel, Oct 3, 1654_--"As
regards Morus's vices and profligacy, Hotton does not seem to
entertain that opinion of him; I know, however, that others speak
very ill of him, that his hands are against nearly everybody and
everybody's hands against him, and that many ministers even of the
Walloon Synod are doing their best to have him deprived of the
pastoral office Nor here in Basel do I find men's opinion of him
different from that in Holland of those who like him least"
The fresh, particulars of information that Milton had received about
Morus and his alleged misdeeds are unsparingly brought out The name
of the woman of bad character at Geneva with whom Morus was said to
have been implicated there, and the scandal about whom had driven him
from Geneva, has now been ascertained by Milton It was Claudia
Pelletta; and of her name, and all the topographical details of
Morus's alleged meetings with her, there is enough and more than
enough Claudia Pelletta at Geneva, and Bontia at Leyden, pull Morus
between them page after page not that they only have claims, for in
one sentence we hear of an insulted widow somewhere in Holland, and
in another of a dubious female figure seen one rainy night with Morus
in a street in Amsterdam But Bontia is still Milton's favourite He
repeats the Latin epigram about her and Morus; he apologizes for
having hitherto called her Pontia, attributes the error to a
misreading of the MS of that epigram when it first came from
Holland, but says he still thinks Pontia the prettier name; and,
using information that had recently reached him, though we have been
in prior possession of something equivalent (Vol IV p 465), he
thus reminds Morus of his most memorable meeting with that brave
damsel--
"You remember perhaps that day, nay I am sure you remember the day,
and the hour and the place too, when, as I think, you and Pontia
[he still keeps to the form 'Pontia'] last met in the house of
Salmasius--you to renounce the marriage-bond, she to make you name
the day for the nuptials When she saw, on the contrary, that it
was your intention to dissolve the marriage-engagement made in the
seduction, then lo! your unmarried bride, for I will not call her
Tisiphone, not able to bear such a wrong, flew furiously at your
face and eyes with uncut nails You who, on the testimony of
Crantzius (for it is right that so great a contest should not begin
without quotation from your own _Fides Publica_)--you who, on
the testimony of Crantzius, were _altier_ in French, or
_fiercish_ in Latin, and on the testimony of Diodati had
_terrible spurs for self-defence_, prepare to do your manly
utmost in this feminine kind of fight Madame de Saumaise stands by
as Juno, arbiter of the contest, Salmasius himself, lying in the
next room ill with the gout, when he heard the battle begun,
almost dies with laughing But alas! and O fie! our unwarlike
Alexander, no match for his Amazon, falls down vanquished She,
getting her man underneath, then first, from her position of
vantage, goes at his forehead, his eye-brows, his nose; with
wonderful arabesques, and in a Phrygian style of execution, she
runs her finger-points over the whole countenace of her prostrate
subject never were you less pleased, Morus, with Pontia's lines
of beauty At last, with difficulty, either margin of his cheeks
fully written on, but the chin not yet finished, up he rises, a
man, by your leave, absolutely nail-perfect, no mere Professor now
but a Pontifical Doctor,--for you might have inscribed upon him, as
on a painting, _Pontia fecit_ [We see now the reason for
keeping to the form 'Pontia'] Doctor? Nay rather a codex in which
his vengeful critic had scraped her adverse comments with a new
stilus You felt then, I think, Ulac's Tables of Tangents and
Secants, to a radius of I know not how many painful ciphers,
printed on your skin"
How does Milton meet Morus's protestations of his innocence both at
Geneva and in Leyden, and the evidence he adduces in his behalf?
Respecting the protestations, he notes that they are merely general
and that, like his denials of the authorship of the _Regii
Sanguinis Clamor_, they are worded equivocally or indistinctly
Why does he not deny the Pelletta charge and the Bontia charge, and
the other charges, one by one specifically, and in a downright
manner? Why does he not go back to Geneva, face the living witnesses
and the documentary evidence there waiting him, and abide the issue?
As for the decisions in his favour in the Bontia case by the Walloon
Synod and the Supreme Court of Holland, of what worth are they? One
could see, one had even been informed, that there had been influences
at work with both tribunals to procure the result, such as it was
Many good, but easy, men had thought it best, for the reputation of
the Christian ministry, not to rake too deeply into such an
unpleasant business Especially in the Synod the proceedings had been
a farce When Riverius, the moderator of the Synod, at the close of
the proceedings, had said to Morus, "_Never was a Moor so
whitewashed as you have been to-day_," could not everybody, with
any sense of humour, perceive that the Reverend gentleman had been
joking? Then, what had been the formal decision of the Synod?
"_That nothing had been found in the papers of weight to take away
from the Churches their wonted liberty of inviting M Morus to preach
when there was occasion_" Was that a whitewashing with which to
be content? No wonder that Morus had taken refuge among his paper
testimonials About the whole system of Testimoni
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