* * * * *
I do not make my special remembrances to each of our brethren
because I believe that this letter will be common to them all.[432]
Hitherto I have deferred writing on account of the uncertainty of
your state, fearing lest I might disquiet you to no purpose. I pray
anew our good Lord to stretch out his arm for your confirmation.
[_Fr. copy.--Library of Geneva._ Vol. 107, _a_.]
[432] Calvin refers here to other prisoners of Lyons, Mathieu
Dimonet and Denis Peloquin, who kept up in prison a pious
correspondence by letter with the scholars of Lausanne.