The attempt to establish the sale of indulgencies in Switzerland roused the indignation of many of its inhabitants who had previously sat patiently under the yoke of Rome, and gave the death-blow to the power of the pope in that country.  Zuingle was not without many talented coadjutors in the great work which he had undertaken, among whom we may mention, Œcolampadius, Hedeon, and, more latterly, the illustrious John Calvin. (Bapt. Mag.)