Involvement with Nicolas 
Involvement with Nicolas Cop led to this man's flight from France following the Affair of the Placards. This author of a commentary on Seneca's De Clementia defended his faith in a letter to Jacopo Sadoleto. This man's followers tried and executed Michael Servetus, and he preached for a time with Martin Bucer in (*) Strasbourg. He also worked with Guillaume Farel and wrote Institutes of the Christian Religion. For 10 points, name this protestant leader who preached that God would save only the predestined Elect during his time in Geneva.
Involvement with Nicolas Cop led to this man's flight from France following the Affair of the Placards.
John Calvin [or Jean Cauvin]