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,Dissimulation and Conversion: Francesco Pucci’s Return to Catholicism,ed by Churchill Babington in the Cambridge University Library in 1855 — historians have questioned whether it had been written by a single author or by several, and whether Calvin’s influence on its contents was stronger than that of Juan de Valdés, Melanchthon, Zwingli, or Luther himself..