[75] The conclusion of this letter is addressed to the minister
Courault, the colleague of Calvin, expelled along with him from
Geneva. He lived in retirement with Christopher Fabri at Thonon,
whence he was called as minister by the Church of Orbe.
This brother to whom we have delivered the horses to be brought
back, has made up his mind to stay with you if he can procure any
suitable employment: therefore see what can be done to put him in
the way of being serviceable to the Church of Christ. We think well
of his sincerity and probity, and that he is not unskilled in useful
learning. If he shall appear worthy of your regard, for our sake
also we desire to commend him to your good offices.
[_Lat. orig. autogr._--_Library of Geneva_. Vol. 106.]