CCLX. TO FRANCIS DRYANDER.--Counsels and encouragements--
collection of Commentaries on Isaiah by Des
Gallars, 265
CCLXI. TO NICOLAS COLLADON.--Settlement of the Colladon
family at Geneva, 266
CCLXII. TO THE SEIGNEURY OF GENEVA.--Notice of a
publication attributed to Gruet, 268
CCLXIII. TO MELANCHTHON.--Controversies excited in Germany
by the establishment of _the Interim_--brotherly
reproofs, 270
CCLXIV. TO VIRET.--Hope of an early visit from Viret--
projected excursions in the neighbourhood of
Geneva, 275
CCLXV. TO FAREL.--Opinion regarding Vergerio--intelligence
regarding Bucer--letter to Melanchthon--disputes
with Berne--literary publications of Calvin, 276
CCLXVI. TO WILLIAM RABOT.--Exhortation to the study of the
Scriptures, 278
CCLXVII. TO FAREL.--Publication of the book on _Scandals_--
persecution by the King of France--Bucer's
discouragement, 279
CCLXVIII. TO FAREL.--State of religion in England--Calvin's
literary labours--arrival of Robert Stephens at
Geneva, 282
CCLXIX. TO MONSIEUR DE FALAIS.--Misconduct of a servant
of M. de Falais, 285
1551.
CCLXX. TO HALLER.--Explanations on the subject of the
abolition of the great festivals at Geneva, 287
CCLXXI. TO VIRET.--Criticism of a mandate published by
the Seigneurs of Berne, 289
CCLXXII. TO RICHARD LE FEVRE.--Explanations regarding
various points of doctrine in dispute between
the Romish and the Reformed Churches, 291
CCLXXIII. TO VIRET.--Various particulars--literary labours
of Theodore Beza, 298
CCLXXIV. TO THE KING OF ENGLAND.--He exhorts him to
persevere in the work of the Reformation in
his kingdom--enumeration of abuses, ceremonies,
ecclesiastical elections--universities, 299
CCLXXV. TO BULLINGER.--He excuses the infrequency of his
letters, and urges the publication of the
_Consensus_, 304
CCLXXVI. TO BULLINGER.--Thanks for a document--dedication
of two commentaries to the King of England--
captivity of Bishop Hooper--movements of the
Emperor in Germany, 306
CCLXXVII. TO BULLINGER.--Mention of a letter to the Duke
of Somerset--re-opening of the Council of
Trent--symptoms of war in Europe, 308